Before the civil war, who did the south think would assist them?

Before the Civil War, the South thought that France and Great Britain would assist them.

Explanation:

Before the Civil War, the southern states believed that they would be supported by the main European powers: France and Great Britain.

This was due to two main factors: on the one hand, Southerners believed that the European textile industry was largely dependent on American cotton production; In addition, they believed that the European powers would seek to limit the power of the United States, which, starting with the Monroe Doctrine, had limited European expansionism in the Americas.

depending on what kind of map for example a pltical maps works in many ways this iss how it works it shows the areas and places the democratics and the repbulcicans reside for example if   texas chooses trump for president there a republican state and if   califronia chooses hillary there a democratic state.

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