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What is meant by the North and South in reference to the Civil War?
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∙ 12y ago
The South was the Confederacy - the eleven states that had seceded from the USA.
The North meant all the other states, and these included four states of the Upper South that had remained loyal. But their loyalty was often uncertain (a major worry to Lincoln), and all of them recruited some regiments of Confederates.
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Is canida south of north dicoda?
I think you meant Canada, and it is North of the state of North Dakota.
What advantages did the North have over the south in the Civil War?
The North has many advantages over the South such as: * Better organized military. * They controlled almost, if not all of the railroads, making transportation of troops easier. * Larger population in the North meant a higher availability for troops. * The North was able to produce more weapons and other technologies because of industrialization that had happened in the North that hadn't happened in the South as much. * The Union was a internationally recognized government while the South was not, allowing it to get loans and other trade benefits.
When did the war change from a battle over preserving the union to a war to end salary?
I think you meant slavery? The American Civil War was always about preserving the Union. The South wanted a separate state with slavery, the north wanted a union without slavery.
Which was a main part of the South's Military Strategy during the civil War?
Grant's ending of the system of prisoner-exchange. It meant the Confederates were doomed to run out of men.
What was meant by the term scalawag in the South?
A southerner who supported the Republican Party.
Who won the Civil War and What did that mean to the Union?
The North won the civil war, which meant that the South had to rejoin the union and free their slaves.
Why did the south have less money than the north?
The south made their own money during the civil war , so when the Union won the money meant nothing .the money meant nothing because the union had their own money and so they didnt need the souths money. Shortly before the civil war, they began to lose money from enormous taxes imposed on them by the north.
Why did the south rejoin the union?
The North won the civil war, which meant that the South had to rejoin the union and free their slaves.The major goals were to rejoin all the states back to the Union and to help rebuild the South
The building of cotton mills in the south meant decreased?
dependence of the south on the north
What is meant by the term 'bearing'?
With respect to navigation, a bearing is the direction from one's vessel or aircraft to an object or position. It can also be used as a reference point, such as a line to remain clear (or north or south) of.
Is canida south of north dicoda?
I think you meant Canada, and it is North of the state of North Dakota.
Who had more battle deaths during the civil war north or south?
Civil War (1861-1865)Total servicemembers (Union)2,213,363Battle deaths (Union)140,414Other deaths in service (nontheater) (Union)224,097Nonmortal woundings (Union)281,881Total servicemembers (Conf.)1,050,000Battle deaths (Conf.)74,524
What was the connection between the civil war and slavery?
The Civil war started because Lincoln had been voted in on a ticket of no new slave-states. This meant that the South would always be outvoted in Congress, which would pass laws that favoured the North at the expense of the South. So the South broke away, to form a separate nation.
What goal did the republicans have for the south after the civil war?
They arranged it so that men who fought for the South were not allowed to vote after the war. They taxed the south landowners heavily so they almost lost their land that was left. The south was devastated, and the north meant to do everything to take advantage of their horrible situations
What did the North do before the Civil War that the South was not in favor of and vice versa?
The North was increasingly unwilling to admit new slave-states to the Union. This meant that the South was doomed to be outvoted in Congress, and would suffer from the import tariffs that the North favoured in order to protect industry (which was nearly all in the North). The South felt that its cotton wealth would support a breakaway Southern nation, and kept threatening to secede.
Which region was hardest hit during the US Civil War the north or south?
The South was the location of the vast majority of the conflicts, and it was invaded by armies from the North that eventually occupied most of the Confederate states. Blockades of Southern ports eventually crippled the commerce of the South. Also, the greater population of the North meant they had generally larger armies. Only one major campaign was launched into the North, and it ended at Gettysburg.
What were Northern advantages in the Civil War?
The North had all of the factories, as it was more urbanized than the South, which was primarily farm land. This meant that the North had more military arms production capability than the South did. The North also had a larger population at about 22 million, while the South had approximately 9 million. This, obviously, tends to mean a larger military force. These are arguably the two main reasons that the North was able to force the South into surrender.
