How did immigration affect the ability of the North to conduct the war? A. A sharp drop in immigration restricted the North's ability to wage war. B. Immigration benefited the South more than the North. C. Immigration to the North provided workers for production and replacements for soldiers killed or wounded. D. Immigration was not a factor during the Civil War because immigrants were excluded from draft laws.

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Dayton Fischer

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Ellis Little · Answer 1

B. Immigration benefited the South more than the North.