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They carried soldiers and supplies.
The North - very much so.
Observation balloons, submarine, rifled cannon and muskets, telegraph, railroads, and a VERY important item- canned food.
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Railroads were used in the Civil War to transport supplies and troops to the battlefield. Since the North had more of the railroads, they were able to use it greatly to their advantage, and it was one of the reasons they were able to win the war.
Railroads, I believe.
The North controlled most of the railroads during the Civil War.
It was important because of it was the meeting point of 2 railroads. The union ans the confederacy both needed supplies desperately, and the fastest was to move supplies was through railroads so the control of railroad towns was very important to both sides.
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General Grant had destroyed the railroads and manufacturing centers with his army so that the union would have a total advantage in the civil war
improved transportation by railroads
They carried soldiers and supplies.
The Union railroads net before the Civil War had a length of 34,022 kilometers.
Railroads were very important during the USA Civil War, because they delivered soldiers, weapons and supplies to the battle, faster than ever before. The railroads also carried big mortars (on flat carts) which fired large shells at enemy battle lines. The Civil War might be called the first railroad war.
yes they helped with the trading.
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The North - very much so.