What was the biggest disadvantage the Confederacy had going into the war?

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a. Lack of buying power for military and financial backing of the war unlike the Union.

they didn't really have anything to sell except cotton and tobacco ( which means less diversity, one market collapse, all collapse)

their main buyer was Britain. The US was able to get the British to not buy Confederate cotton.

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