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<span>The Confederate states fought for their secession for four years, yet they still eventually lost, and there is much debate why, and whether it was an inevitable defeat.</span>
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New York City in the state of New York. It is where the twin towers were.
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It'd allow the North to control goods going down the river to the South. Doing this, the North could cut off food or weapon supply to "starve out" the other side. The North could also use the Mississippi for transporting their own troops into battle.
A. It would put the money into the governments hands (more secure), and local banks would not be able to print their own money