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One of the greatest advantages of the North at the beginning of the war was that they already had factories set up that could easily be changed over to mass production of munitions and supplies. They also had access to a larger population base and railway system to move men and supplies.

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Some of the best officers of the U.S. Army had resigned to join the Confederates.

The Southern rank-&-file were a warlike breed, used to the riding and shooting life.

The battles would nearly all be on home ground, unfamiliar to the enemy.

The South had a more emotive mission - to defend the homeland against the invader.

At the outset, the South looked like getting aid from Britain and France.

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the fact that more states stayed with the Union

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A big advantage in the latest barrel-rifled artillery, owing to their industrial manufacturing plant, which the South did not have.

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The union was more industrial.

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