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How many miles of railroad did t he north have in the civil war?
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3 What impact did the Civil War have on both the North and South?
impact on the south and north were many like the amenment .
What was a Northern Advantage in the Civil War?
The north had many advantages over the south in the Civil War: 1)Population-the north had a population advantage of 3.5 to 1 2)Economy-the northern industrial economy was far more superior and advanced than the poor agrarian economy of the south 3)Navy-the northern navy stopped the south from exporting all its cotton by setting up a blockade, which didn't allow the south to have any foreign trade 4)Transportation-the north had thousands of miles of railroads which greatly helped supplies reach the front lines, a factor that the south struggled with. this is right
What reasons did the north and south each give for believing it would be a short victorious war for their side?
At the beginning of the U.S. Civil War, both sides were very confident in a quick and easy victory.I can see why the North would think so: they had a better trained army, better infrastructure (including many more mores of railroad), and superior industry.
How many men for both north and south were taken as prisoners during the civil war?
250000
How many men from North Carolina died in Civil War?
40,000. This was more than any other state lost, north or south.
How many miles of railroad were there in the us at the conclusion of the civil war?
35,000 miles of railroad.
How many miles of railroad tracks were in north?
I dont know so could someone answer it...
How many miles of railroad did the Union have in the Civil War?
At the start of the war there was 1,061 miles of track, but both sides began to destroy track since it helped move supplies and troops. In 1863 it fell to 574 miles and the miles varied during the war. Only in 1866 did the miles go up to 1,404 miles. In 1879 5,006 miles of track was in working order.
What were some of the differences between the north and south before the civil war?
The North was much more industrialized, having many industries, such as textiles, revolve around factories. In contrast, the South was still very agricultural, having many plantations as well as small farms. The North also had many more miles of railroad track.
How many miles long is the transcontinental railroad?
The transcontinental railroad is 690 miles long.
What were some of the economic differences between the North and the South before Civil War?
The North was much more industrialized, having many industries, such as textiles, revolve around factories. In contrast, the South was still very agricultural, having many plantations as well as small farms. The North also had many more miles of railroad track.
What were some of the economic differences between the north and the south before the civil war?
The North was much more industrialized, having many industries, such as textiles, revolve around factories. In contrast, the South was still very agricultural, having many plantations as well as small farms. The North also had many more miles of railroad track.
How many miles of railroad did Michigan have in 1900?
Michigan had approximately 7,929 miles of railroad in 1900.
How many miles of railroad tracks are in Egypt?
There are 7,021 miles of railroad tracks currently in Egypt
How many miles of railroad track were in the U'S by 1840?
There are approximately 233,000 miles of railroad track in the United States and back in 1840 there were 21,000 miles of railroad track
How many miles of railroad tracks in US by 1840?
There was almost 3,00 miles of railroad tracks in 1840.
How many miles of railroad tracks the Us have in 1860?
There were 30,626 miles of railroad in 1860 according to Wikipedia.
