Many Confederate governors objected to Jefferson Davis's war strategy because:
a. Davis refused to go on the offensive.
b. Davis proposed to leave some states largely undefended.
c. they knew the South did not have the resources to fight a long war.
d. Davis did not propose to take advantage of the Confederate population's genius for defensive warfare.
B
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A) New Confederacy B) International African Association C) Force Publique D) Suez Canal Company
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A. drinking B. religion C. reform politics D. hunting
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a. They created disdain for England. b. They created a rebellious spirit in America. c. They contributed to a growing sense of shared identity. d. They helped create imperial rivalry between England and France. e. They exacerbated the problems of an already divided citizenry.