[Confederate advantages]
Some of the best officers of the US Army had resigned to join the Confederates.
Traditional advantage in cavalry - most young Southerners could ride and shoot
Officer class - the army was a more natural choice of career for sons of rural landowners than in the industrial North.
Rank-&-file - a more soldierlike breed, a generally aggressive kind of people
Home-ground advantage - most battles were on terrain unfamiliar to the enemy
Stronger war-mission - to defend the homeland against the invader.
Their President did not have to face an election in mid-war, as Lincoln did.
Prospect of recognition and military aid from Britain and France.
[Union advantages]
Much bigger population from which to recruit armies.
Traditional advantage in artillery, including new rifled cannon
Industrial capability - access to all kinds of war-supplies
More railroad mileage - whole armies could move by train
Big enough navy to blockade Southern coast
Most talented President the Americans ever had
The Union Army had more people in the start of the Civil War, also they has rail roads The Confederacy had better generals and was better at fighting Hoped this helped ;)
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The Union, by a wide margin: gearing up to use the great advantages of population and manufacturing might took longer than Union leaders expected.
Much bigger population to recruit from. Advantage in artillery. Manufacturing facilities for war supplies. A President of immense capability, who learned how to choose good Generals.
Good chance of intervention by Britain and France.
A war of attrition is a conflict where each side tries to wear down the other through continuous losses and depletion of resources, rather than quick decisive actions. It often involves prolonged engagements and high casualty rates. The goal is to exhaust the opponent's will to fight and ability to continue the conflict.
At the beginning there were more on the German side but when the US entered the are it evened out. There are no exact numbers though.
The US did not belong to any side at the beginning of WW1.
The Union Army had more people in the start of the Civil War, also they has rail roads The Confederacy had better generals and was better at fighting Hoped this helped ;)
The Union Army had more people in the start of the Civil War, also they has rail roads The Confederacy had better generals and was better at fighting Hoped this helped ;)
They used Poison gas, we had the creeping barrage.
the south
Both sides used aircraft, early in the war, as reconnaissance. When the war started each side had a small number of aircraft on hand, so they were used almost from the beginning.
The Confederates had the advantages of being good horsemen, good sharpshooters, and great morale levels in the beginning of the war.
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France __ France was in the war from the very beginning. It was Italy that joined the allied side after the start of the war.