How did the south attempt to compensate for its disadvantages
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building railroad lines
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The union started to control the mississippi river when troops captured
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vicksburg
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How did General Lee respond to Confederate victories at Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville
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General Lee responded by having another shot at invading the
North, which came to grief at Gettysburg.
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What is one advantage that helped the north to win the civil war
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An exceptionally talented President who could control a
troublesome cabinet of heavyweights who had been better-known than
him, and eventually learned to choose and use the best
Generals.
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What event led to the fall of the confederate capital Richmond Virginia
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The surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia under Lee at
Appomattox Court House.
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What advantage was the Confederacy missing that might have turned the war in its favor
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They were missing official recognition by the British and French, which might have happened, until Lincoln skillfully deflected it by issuing the Emancipation Proclamation.
The Confederacy was missing a number of important things and even so, it still had a chance.
The South was missing more of an industrial base than it had;
An alliance with Great Britain would have let the South go "free". Depending of course on the degree of commitment.
A larger civilian population with which to bring into the army.
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In an effort to demoralize the South after 1863 where did Union forces focus their attacks
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On the two main Confederate armies - the Army of Tennessee under
Joe Johnston, and the Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E.
Lee.
This was the initiative of the new General-in-Chief of the Union
armies, Ulysses Grant, who was not interested in occupying
territory. He just wanted to destroy the enemy.
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How did the south attempt to compensate for its disadvantages
building railroad lines
The union started to control the mississippi river when troops captured
vicksburg
How did General Lee respond to Confederate victories at Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville
General Lee responded by having another shot at invading the
North, which came to grief at Gettysburg.
What is one advantage that helped the north to win the civil war
An exceptionally talented President who could control a
troublesome cabinet of heavyweights who had been better-known than
him, and eventually learned to choose and use the best
Generals.
What event led to the fall of the confederate capital Richmond Virginia
The surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia under Lee at
Appomattox Court House.
What advantage was the Confederacy missing that might have turned the war in its favor
They were missing official recognition by the British and French, which might have happened, until Lincoln skillfully deflected it by issuing the Emancipation Proclamation.
The Confederacy was missing a number of important things and even so, it still had a chance.
The South was missing more of an industrial base than it had;
An alliance with Great Britain would have let the South go "free". Depending of course on the degree of commitment.
A larger civilian population with which to bring into the army.
In an effort to demoralize the South after 1863 where did Union forces focus their attacks
On the two main Confederate armies - the Army of Tennessee under
Joe Johnston, and the Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E.
Lee.
This was the initiative of the new General-in-Chief of the Union
armies, Ulysses Grant, who was not interested in occupying
territory. He just wanted to destroy the enemy.