Indicate whether the following apply to the North, South, both or neither.

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1 Counting both blacks and whites, it had a population of over 20 million people in 1861.
North
South
Both
Neither

2 It had control of the merchant marine and the navy.
North
South
Both
Neither

3 It expected Great Britain to help it with crucial military and economic aid.
North
South
Both
Neither

4 It had the advantage of fighting a defensive war.
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South
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Neither

5 It experienced no significant division or antiwar sentiment within its population.
North
South
Both
Neither

6 At first, it benefited from superior military leadership.
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South
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Neither

7 It won a decisive victory at Antietam.
North
South
Both
Neither

8 Organizing the government was hampered by the states' rights philosophy.
North
South
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Neither

9 Its navy clamped a blockade on enemy ports.
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South
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Neither

10 Its president had a background in leadership in the military and the government.
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South
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Neither

11 Its Congress passed new income and sales taxes.
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South
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Neither

12 It experienced riots protesting the draft.
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South
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Neither

13 It relied primarily on a strong defense to wear down the enemy's will to fight.
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South
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Neither

14 Its supply of volunteer enlistments was sufficient to prevent having to draft men into military service.
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South
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Neither

15 Its government suspended the writ of habeaus corpus.
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South
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Neither

16 The war stimulated mechanization of production and growth of large corporations.
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Neither

17 It experienced riots protesting food shortages.
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South
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Neither

18 Women took over the management of farms when their menfolk went off to war.
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South
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Neither

19 Its commanding general grasped the fundamental truth that the best tactic was to wage total war.
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South
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Neither

20 Captured soldiers suffered terrible conditions in prisoner of war camps.
North
South
Both
Neither

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