The aim of the South was to maintain its independence and gain official recognition from Washington and from other nations. The aim of the North was to defeat the rebellion an â¦ d restore the integrity of the USA. Southern strategy was simply to resist invasion.
Baby ferrets, skunks and weasels are called kits exclusively. A baby rabbit is sometimes called a kit, but it is also called a bunny or kitten. A foxâs offspring may be called a cub or pup. A badgerâs offspring is also sometimes called a cub. A baby squirrel may be called a pup or kitten. Kit is not to be confused with kid, which is a term for a baby goat. A baby goat is also sometimes called a billy. Kitten is another related term and is used to describe the offspring of many different animals, including cats.
A young fox is called a kit, cub or pup. Kit is the singular form. Pup is common in North American English. female fox, a vixen, is pregnant for 53 days and has a single litter per year. Cubs are born in March/April and the average litter is of 4-6 cubs. The tiny fox cubs only weigh 50-150 grams at birth and are not able to open their eyes till they are at least 9- 14 days old.