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Did the south win reconstruction during the south?
yes
What did the south hope they would win?
the civil war
What did the Battle of Bull Run teach the north and the south?
the north learned that they weren't invincible and the south learned that they can win battles
What was two advantage the South had over the North?
The South had several advantages in its rebellion to leave the Union in 1861. One such advantage was that it needed only to fight a defensive war to win. It did not need to invade and destroy the Union. It's hope was that the Union would tire of the war, its losses of soldiers , and the seemingly no victory in sight attitude for much of the war. The second major advantage was the size of the Confederacy. To win, the Union had to conquer a vast Southland and hold on to captured territory. This was a failed attempt until President Lincoln raised more troops to overwhelm the South.
When did the succession of the southern states began?
December 1860, when South Carolina seceded, in reaction to Lincoln's election win.
Why did the union think they needed to win the war?
To preserve the Union.
Which would have been a stronger asset the higher percentage of manufactured goods the north had or the higher percentage of exports the south had?
I think the north's manufactured goods because they had everything they needed to win the war against the south
What did America think they had to do to win the Vietnam war?
They needed to grow veggies.
Do you think Abraham needed to wait for the union army to win its battle?
yes
What side did Florida think would win the civil war?
Florida wanted the south to win the US Civil War.
Why did the US want japan to surrender as quickly as possible?
The american public was quite weary of war, so the US needed a quick win.
Why was Abraham Lincoln afraid to alienate the large numbers of northerners?
He needed their support to win the war against the south.
How did the north and south prepared for the civil war?
They didn't really. If they had they may have thought twice before they attacked. If you look at the data they didn't have the resources needed to win, but part of the problem I don't think the south or north thought the war would last so long or so bloody.
What is the minimum number of electors needed to win?
270 electoral votes are needed to win the presidency.
Why did the south think they should win?
They believed their views were right and that the north was infringing upon their traditional way of life.
What does think win win mean?
it means to think that everyone can win
What does think win win means?
it means to think that everyone can win
