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Which side had more factories and which side had more farms?
I believe you're referring to the american civil war in which the North had more factories and the south had more farms.
Answer this riddle A couple will build a square house in each wall they'll have a window and each window will face north how is this possible?
The house is built on the South Pole. All directions away from this point face North.
How many sides does a tetrahedron have on each face?
Each face has three edges.
How many base and face does an octagon have?
It has one base and one face.
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One flat face and one curved face.
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