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28 July, 12:06

Which were some strengths of the north at the beginning of the Civil War?

A) imports, food surplus, and low taxes

B) A strong government, a standing army, and an industrial economy

C) railroads, and fleet of ironclad ships, and a strong banking system

D) hey strong navy, excellent universities, and exceptional military officers

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