Question How did the Northern strategy during the Civil War differ from earlier wartime strategies? A) It took advantage of slave labor to provide material support for Northern soldiers B) It fought entirely to protect Northern territory without attacking enemy territory C) It promoted Northern citizens' morale and support by refusing to conscript citizens into the military D) It focused more strongly on eliminating enemy soldiers than on holding territory

The correct answer is D) It focused more strongly on eliminating enemy soldiers than on holding territory.

The Northern strategy during the Civil War differed from earlier wartime strategies in that it focused more strongly on eliminating enemy soldiers than on holding territory.

During the Civil War, the Union army considered that the best strategy was an offensive one. The Union army did not though on only defend its positions but attacking the South to make it vulnerable.

President Abraham Lincoln knew that there was no other alternative than winning the war at all cost, and the strategy was to capture key southern locations and blockade rivers and maritime posts so the Confederate army could not receive war supplies and ammunition.

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the correct answer is alternative c) "determine which debts to pay off."

credit report is a record of a person's credit history, from several sources such as banks, credit card companies, government, etc.

looking through your credit report you'll know exactly how much and to whom you owe money.

looking at your credit score you'll show you if your credit is improving.

only by paying off your debt or renegotiating it can you reduce the amount of money owed.

credit reports are not an instrument of negotiating interest. they only show your track record when it comes to borrowing money.