Southern Transportation during Civil War?

There was no president of Southern Sudan during the civil war.

Railway transportation and river transportation.

what from of government did the southern states haves during the civil war in (1861-1865)

The Union blockade certainly made the transportation of cotton to England and France a difficult task. However, this was a time without radar and modern sea going vessels. Privateers did help export cotton to Europe. Also, the Northern textile mills needed cotton. With a "permit" issued by the US Treasury Department and through military administrators, cotton trade between the North and South was a factor not to be overlooked.

Atlanta, Georgia was a major transportation and industrial center with hospitals. Its capture by the armies of Union General Sherman was a severe blow to the Southern war effort.

Southern state.

The name of American Civil War given by both the Southern and Northern are as below: Northern: War of the Rebellion, Southern: War for Southern Independence, War of Northern Aggression, Freedom War

A rebel was a confederate so a rebel just was a southern man in the civil war,

The Confederacy

Confederates.

A total of 11 southern states were part of the Civil War in the United States. All would return to the union following the war.

Railroads to the countryside, walk to the battle.

Trains were important, but the South had half the railroad that the North did during the Civil War. They mostly used horseback or traveled by foot.

Secession. The civil war was caused by the secesion of the Southern states.

Texas was a southern state during the Civil War.

Mostly in the southern states during the Civil War.

There were 11 southern states during the Civil War. Some of the states were Virginia, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Louisiana.

Trains were the modern transportation, but most traveling was done on foot or by horseback.

Since the American Civil War ended, there has been no seperate 'president' of southern states. During the Civil War, the President of the Confederate States of America (the South), was Jefferson Davis.

They were primarily baptist.

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Richmond, Virginia.

a confederacy

what form of government did the southern states have during the civil war 1861-1865? idk i think it's a Confederacy NO IT IS A CONFEDERACY I GOT THIS!!

THEY CONTRIBUTED MEN ,ARMS,SUPPLIES,TRANSPORTATION

The Confederate States of America

Robert E. Lee

Southern States.

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The Battle of Chickamauga.

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Jefferson Davis Jefferson Davis

The Union Navy blockaded them

On the shore of southern texas

It was the Southern term for the Northerner.

Mississippi.

Georgia was on the Confederate (Southern) side.

Jefferson Davis

The Southern president was Jefferson Davis

A Copperhead.

Southern belles were typically the daughters of wealthy merchants and plantation owners.

The Southern States seceded from 1860-1865, during the course of the Civil War.

The single most consistent advantage for the South during the US Civil War was that they only needed a successful defensive war to win independence.

They seceded before the war. That is what triggered it.

Railroads and canals. They made roads to tie the Western with east.

The trains IMPROVEMENT Railroads, wagons, carts, blockade-runners.

Answer: General Robert E. Lee was in charge of the Southern Confederate Army, during the American Civil War.

Improvement manufacturing and transportation during the 1800's became very important to the economy. This is what set the Civil War and help that to improve.

Virginia was a Southern state during the Civil War. It is the northernmost of the states that formed the Conderacy.

Mississippi was a southern state that joined the Confederate States of America.