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13 March, 03:09

Why did Chief John Ross believe that the Confederates would win the war?

A. The Confederates won the Battle of Wilson Creek.

B. The Confederates had more soldiers than the Union.

C. The Confederates signed alliances with foreign powers.

D. The Confederates had more money and weapons than the Union.

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