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Which side in the civil war had used the telegraph more efffectivily?
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The Union.
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What side of the civil war was more industrial?
The north side
Which side won more battles during the Civil War The Union or the Confederacy?
no difference
Which side in the civil war was the number one killer?
The South killed more than the North.
What side in the Civil War was Vermont on?
During the Civil War Vermont soldiers fought with the Union "The North" If you want more information on Vermont in the Civil War www.vermontcivilwar.org During the Civil War Vermont soldiers fought with the Union "The North" If you want more information on Vermont in the Civil War www.vermontcivilwar.org
What side of the civil war was general McDowell on?
The left side
What side of the civil war was more industrial?
The north side
What was the name of an intercepted telegraph that led to increasing American sentiment to join the war on the allied side?
zimmerman telegraph cables
Which side had more factories and which side had more farms?
I believe you're referring to the american civil war in which the North had more factories and the south had more farms.
Which side had a more difficult time rebuilding the Civil War?
The South.
Which side had a more difficult time rebuilding after the civil war?
The South.
How did the telegraph help the union side achieve victory?
my balls itch
In the civil war which side had more people?
The South had more people and money. The North had technology and organization.
Which side of the civil war had more deaths north or south?
The north had more deaths but had more people to force the surrender
Which side won more battles during the Civil War The Union or the Confederacy?
no difference
Which side is most to blame for civil war the king or parliament?
The king was more to blame.
Where is The border line to east and west side of Detroit?
Telegraph on west hoover on east
How was command and control improved during the US Civil War?
The US Civil War saw a vast improvement in the way communications helped coordinate the armies on both sides of the conflict.For the most part, electric telegraph lines ran along side of railroads. And, at the terminals of the telegraph were dedicated professional signalers who accepted a measure of military supervision in return for exemptions from the drafts. The Union had more technological advances than did the South in the arena of communications. By 1865 the US military telegraph system had developed into a wide ranging and sophisticated operation. Telegraph communications between Washington Dc and its armies could be updated on an hourly basis and could provide in great detail the actions on various battlefields.On the battlefield themselves, tactical decisions and commands from a generals' headquarters were relayed by a flag system in daytime and by lights at night.As one example is the US Civil War Battle of Fredericksburg in 1862. There General Ambrose Burnside was in telegraph communications with President Lincoln. Reportedly Lincoln encouraged Burnside to attempt a frontal assault on fortified Confederate positions.
