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What made the Shenandoah Valley a important target for a Union campaign?

It was a major river region that needed to be captured to split the Confederacy
in two

It provided a lot of the food needed by Confederate forces in Virginia

It was a major industrial area in the South

It had several of the largest cities in the South and especially in Virginia

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Answer:

B. It provided a lot of the food needed by Confederate forces in Virginia.

Explanation:

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The Shenandoah Valley became an important target for the Union campaign because its It provided a lot of the food needed by Confederate forces in Vir-ginia.

What is the significance of Shenandoah Valley?

During the civil war, the valley helped the Union high command with a potential back-door route into the city of Richmond which was the Confederate capital.

However, this Valley became an important target for the Union campaign because its It provided a lot of the food needed by Confederate forces in Vir-ginia.

Therefore, the Option B is correct.

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