When the US Civil War began, the North's industrial economy and its own farmlands gave it an advantage over the South. The North's industrial base was largely safe from Confederate attacks. And, its shipyards were also far from danger. The South had virtually no industries at all. It had to build what it could but was heavily dependent on privateers to slip past the Union;s blockade and ship and receive supplies from Europe.
The enslaved people in the Union during the Civil War fought in battle. These enslaved people often wanted to fight because the Union treated them better than the Confederacy.
When the US Civil War began, the North's industrial economy and its own farmlands gave it an advantage over the South. The North's industrial base was largely safe from Confederate attacks. And, its shipyards were also far from danger. The South had virtually no industries at all. It had to build what it could but was heavily dependent on privateers to slip past the Union;s blockade and ship and receive supplies from Europe.
Women did not fight in the Civil War. But, some did dress up like men to help out in the war.
she helped people fight laws
The Union armies were against slavery, as one of their key points to fight about, and freed slaves often would join in. Slaves could also usually remain free in the North (thus, the Union Army) and many other slaves wished to be free. If the Union were to win the Civil War, then it was highly likely that slaver would be abolished so many salevs chose to help fight in side with the Union for that reasons.
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she helped people fight laws
More factories meant more weapons and ammunition and military supplies.
After the Civil War Lincoln was without a doubt proud of the union for what they had done.
fight for the Union army or help other people get out of slavery.
It had the manpower, willpower, material and the essential seapower needed to isolate the agrarian South from all commerce.
by providing ammo and guns