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The South had the advantage of fighting a?
defensive
The South had the advantage of fighting a war?
defensive
What was one geographical advantage the south had over the north?
The South was fighting in its own territory.
What would be the Souths greatest advantage in war?
The south's main advantage was fighting at home. That they were fighting on the defensive in its own territory. They were familiar with the landscape and they could harass Northern invaders.
What were some advantages to the southerners to be fighting on their own soil?
One advantage the south had because they were fighting on their own soil was that they could move troops easier. Another advantage was that the south was used to their climate while the north was used to colder temperatures.
What factors gave the south a fighting chance despite the north's advantages?
The South had a fighting chance despite a huge advantage the North had. One way to win was to hang on until Northerners grew tired of fighting and losing lives.
Did the North or the South have the advantage of fighting to defend their home and preserve their way of life?
AnswerThe south had an advantage because they knew what they were fighting for whereas the North wasn't quite sure. The south was fighting for their way of life. They were fighting because they didn't want to give their slaves up and they wanted their own government to be able to rule themselves. They didn't agree with the Democratic ways of the North's judicial system. the north was a free land but the south oh boy the south they had many strong beliefs in slavery
What is an advantage that the south had in the civil war?
South's AdvantagesOutstanding generalStrong military traditionsStrong motivationThey were fighting on home groundSkilled with guns & horsesCotton exchange
Which side had the advantage of fighting a defensive war?
The South. Nearly all the battles were on Southern soil, unfamiliar to the enemy, and this was a big advantage, lik a sports team playing better on home ground.
Which of the following was considered a strength for the Confederate forces?
Most of the fighting took place in the south, so they knew the land. I guess that would be an advantage.
What were two advantages the south had during the civil war?
For the most part the South fought the invading North on Southern soil,so Confederate soldiers had that mental/emotional advantage of fighting for their homes. On a purely strategic level the South had the "interior lines", however the under-developed railroad system in the South somewhat mitigated this advantage.
What was the south's greatest military advantage?
The home-ground factor - fighting on terrain unfamiliar to the enemy, and the emotive mission of defending the homeland against the invader.
