Which of the following best describes the South's strategy when the Civil War

began?

A.) to persuade enslaved people to become soldiers

B.) to get money and soldiers from France

C.) to seize Northern ports to prevent trade

D.) to defend the Confederacy until the North gave up

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Jason Mccall

1 May, 20:35

Which of the following best describes the South's strategy when the Civil War

began?

A.) to persuade enslaved people to become soldiers

B.) to get money and soldiers from France

C.) to seize Northern ports to prevent trade

D.) to defend the Confederacy until the North gave up

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Zachariah Jacobson · Answer 1

Out of the following, the statement that best describes the South's strategy when the Civil War began is the one that says it was to defend the Confederacy until the North gave up.

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

The Southerners actually had a few pluses over the Northerners in the Civil War. Few of these were that they had a better military leadership than the Northerners had.

The land on the south was characterized by the presence of stretches of open fields for hundreds of miles. Owing to these pluses, the strategy of the Southerners was to defend their land and wait for the Northerners to give up.

Which of the following best describes the South's strategy when the Civil Warbegan?A.) to persuade enslaved people to become soldiersB.) to get money and soldiers from FranceC.) to seize Northern ports to prevent tradeD.) to defend the Confederacy until the North gave up

Which of the following best describes the South's strategy when the Civil War

began?

A.) to persuade enslaved people to become soldiers

B.) to get money and soldiers from France

C.) to seize Northern ports to prevent trade

D.) to defend the Confederacy until the North gave up