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Compared to Northern recruits, Southern recruits at the outset of the Civil War were generally

Compared to Northern recruits, Southern recruits at the outset of the Civil War were generally

a. more malnourished and prone to disease.
b. more educated and better tacticians.
c. more experienced in handling horses and bearing arms.
d. more likely to be foreign-born.
e. more likely to have been industrial workers.

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