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Why was it possible for the South to hold out for so long against the North in the civil war?
Why, considering that the Union had vast superiority in resources and manpower, was the Confederacy able to hold out as long as it did during the Civil War?
This solution examines the resources of both the North and South during the Civil War. Also it explains why the South had a fighting chance despite the fact that the region lacked in manpower and materials.
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