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What was the norths first strategic goal in the west?
To get renforcement.
What was the Norths point of slavery by 1850's?
unknow this is why I look it up this is what I get "LAME"
How did the Norths population differ from the south population?
The North's population was much larger than the South's.
What is a factor that historians believed contributed to the norths victory during the civil war?
The most talented President the Americans ever had
What was the decision factor in the norths success in the final years of the war?
following carlos aguiire on twitter for being so aesome @aguirrecarlos54
What does strategy execution entail?
Implementing the plans.
What where the Norths tactics during the civil war?
Until the end of the war, tactics on both sides remained the same as in Napoleonic times. The union strategy was a blockade strategy at sea and on the rivers, coupled with a total war strategy to destroy the means of producing war supplies on land.
When was Norths Devils created?
Norths Devils was created in 1927.
What does the product modification strategy of international marketing entail?
A product modification strategy keeps the physical product essentially the same; modifications, however, are made to meet local conditions or preference in package sizes or colors
What were the Confederate ships that broke through the Norths line of defense in the Civil War?
These ships were called blockade runners
What does the straight extension adaptation strategy of international marketing entail?
the same product is marketed to all countries (a "world" product), except for labeling and language used in the product manuals. The assumption behind this strategy is that consumer needs are essentially the same
What was the Norths war production?
COTTON
What was the norths ironclad named?
Monitor
What is norths economy based on?
my butt
What was the stratagy of the norths fighting in the civil war?
The strategy was called The Anaconda Plan. It was devised by General Scott in the early days of the war. It called for the blockade of southern ports, closing the Mississippi to southern supply traffic, and starving the South into submission. The actual events modified the plan by also capturing the Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers, and advancing into the heartland of the South, but the overall design remained intact.
What was the northern strategy called?
Scott's strategy became known as the Anaconda Plan.
What were the Norths advantages at Antietam?
stength in numbers
