Question

what was the confederacy counting on as part of their strategy to win the civil war?
to easily defeat the north since they outnumbered them in terms of population
help from foreign nations such as britain or france
that the southern climate would be too hot for soldiers from the north, making it difficult for them to fight effectively
to control the seas with their superior navy

Explanation:

The Confederacy hoped to gain aid from foreign powers like Britain and France to strengthen their position in the Civil - War as they lacked certain resources and military might compared to the North. Controlling the seas was more of a Union advantage, the climate argument is not a key part of their main strategy, and they knew they were outnumbered but didn't expect an easy defeat of the North as part of their main strategy.

Answer:

C. Help from foreign nations such as Britain or France