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How many civilians were lost in world war 2?
They still do not know the exact number but all together civilians and solders round up close to 60 Million lives.
What wealth and bank deposit made the north in the war?
The percentage went up more in the bank deposits in the north during the war.
Northern factories produced and profited from which of these?
The Civil War was actually won by the North because of its' ability to make plenty of ammunition and cannon and other supplies. The South could not keep up. They even scrounged battlefields to find spent ammunition to remake them.
What contribution did civilians make during the war?
Many civilians rationed food and collected scrap metal to aid in the continual support of the troops. Many women took up jobs in sheet metal factories to help make military weapons, and various items for the war effort.
What was the south's plan in the civil war?
To fight their hardest and never give up even though the North had better advantage.
Why do you think shermans total war made it hard for the south and the north to reconcile after the war?
Because he had targeted civilians and smashed up the whole infrastructure of Georgia and South Carolina.
Biggest advantage to the North in the Civil War?
The North's biggest advantage was its industrial might. The rural and agricultural South couldn't keep up.
How did total war affect civilians of the confederacy?
Total war affected the civilians of the Confederacy by taking food, tearing up railroad lines and fields, and killing livestock of those not fighting in the military.
Why did America stop slavery last and why?
because we had war and the north won so we ended slavery but the south wanted to keep slavery and we had many wars and the north won again and the south though the north would grow tiered and give up but the the war is now known as the cilvil war.
Were children involved in the Korean war?
Civilians (women and children) are often caught up in war. They are normally evacuated to safer areas as soon as possible.
What strengths did the North and South have in the US Civil War?
the south couldn make bullets and keep up like the south because they depended on slavery while the north depended on machinery
What did the battle of first manassas mean to the north?
It showed the North AND the South that a quick war would not be possible. Instead, a long and pricy war was now expected. The North also needed to improve their military tactics in order to keep up with the South's, who had all the best leaders.
How many civilians were lost in world war 2?
They still do not know the exact number but all together civilians and solders round up close to 60 Million lives.
What did Clemenceau say about soldiers and civilians?
War is so serious as not to be left up to only soldiers. Ali Baykal War is so serious as not to be left up to only soldiers. Ali Baykal
How did the civil war affect industeries in the north?
Factories in the North geared up to a war footing, increasing output to a record high up to that time.
How was the northerners wanting to free slaves but the south wanting to keep them so they could do there work resolved?
they endede up having the civil war and the north won
When did emancipation become major issue in the north?
This was wen Propaganda began showing how the slaves were treated. Up until then, the war was fought in order to keep the country together.
