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The South had a population of approximately 9 million people compared to the North’s population of approximately 22 million people. Based on this, which strategy made the most sense for the South?
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fight an offensive war and try to force an early end to fighting
fight an offensive war and try to force an early end to fighting
fight an offensive war and take control of Northern factories
fight an offensive war and take control of Northern factories
fight a defensive war and wait for the North to tire of fighting
fight a defensive war and wait for the North to tire of fighting
fight a defensive war and use European soldiers for additional support
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fight a defensive war and wait for the North to tire of fighting
Explanation: With far fewer people and far less industrial capacity, the South's best chance was to defend its territory, prolong the war, and hope Northern public opinion (or foreign intervention) would force a settlement.
Explanation: With far fewer people and far less industrial capacity, the South's best chance was to defend its territory, prolong the war, and hope Northern public opinion (or foreign intervention) would force a settlement.
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