The home field advantage
Goals of the North were to abolish slavery while goals of the South were to keep slavery. The North's advantages were that they had railroads so that they could move equipment etc. round easily while the South didn't have as many and it was more difficult to move supplies, which was a huge factor in the war. The Souths advantages were that they had slaves working for them doing the work while the North did not. Also the North had freed slaves fighting for them as well.
In the US Civil War, the North had a larger population and a larger industrial base with which to manufacture weapons. The opportunity of emancipating slaves and recruiting them into the army of the North was also a strategic advantage (as well as a moral advantage).
The two colonies are North and South Carolina.
The North had several advantages at the start of the war, including a larger population, a more developed industrial base, and more extensive transportation networks. These advantages continued to be advantages throughout the war as the North was able to mobilize more troops and resources, produce more weapons and supplies, and maintain better communication and supply lines. Additionally, the North's control of the seas allowed them to blockade Southern ports, cutting off crucial trade routes and weakening the Southern economy.
which resources were advantages for the north
the north had better industry and factory
what advantages did the norht have during the battle of atlanta
in north America
One of its greatest advantages was its network of roads, canals, and railroads.
The north was industrialized. The south was an agricultural region.
their communist
The north had more advantages, the south had more allies.
Most advantages, economic and otherwise, favored the North
List and explain two advantages for a company that has salaried employees?
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Southern advantages: 1. Higher morale 2. Greater skilled generals 3. Invasion of the north (plundering of resources) Northern advantages: 1. Well equipped 2. Greater numbers 3. Defending home soil