The Union Army outnumbered the Confederate Army by a great amount, although locally the numbers could favor either side. The Civil War saw over 2.1 million soldiers join the Northern armies, compared to fewer than 800,000 in the South. Ultimately, this disparity allowed Union generals to sustain greater casualties and still prevail.
Union States:
-Approximately 22 million civilians
-3 to 3.5 million males of military age
Confederate States:
-Approximately 9 million civilians
-1/3 of whom were slaves
The Confederate army did outnumber the Union army, at first. It was only late in the Civil War that conscription in the North brought in manpower that could not be matched by the smaller populations in the South. The Union also had considerably higher casualty rates, while collateral civilian deaths were much higher in the destroyed cities of the South.
he was commanding the union army
2 Million 213 thousand Union and approximately 1 million Confederate, as accurate information is not available
No, they are two separate armies.
The "confederate" army.
No, quite the opposite. The Union was superior to the Confederate army in almost every way.
no the Union army defeats the confederate army
The Confederate army did outnumber the Union army, at first. It was only late in the Civil War that conscription in the North brought in manpower that could not be matched by the smaller populations in the South. The Union also had considerably higher casualty rates, while collateral civilian deaths were much higher in the destroyed cities of the South.
The confederate army had better generals
The Union Army.
he was commanding the union army
defeat the Confederate Army
1865
The Confederate Army surrendered at Appomattox Court House.
The Rebels.
2 Million 213 thousand Union and approximately 1 million Confederate, as accurate information is not available
McClellan was a leader of the Union Army.