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11 May, 22:44

The civil war strategy that involved targeting an enemy's resources was called

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    Answer:A. Total war just took the test
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    Total War

    It involves targeting the enemies 'military and civilian resources as well as destroying their supplies such that they are completely dejected and have no morale to put up a fight. It involves the combination of turn-based strategy and resource management tactics to win a war
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