The South was unable to trade or import/export after the Union had blockaded the ports of the South. The south also had very few factories to provide necessary guns, amunition ,uniforms ,and most of all shoes. The South had only 8500 miles of railroad compared to the North's 21000 miles connecting all of its major and important cities, enabling the North to quickly and easily move supplies and soldiers around. The South had only around nine million people while 3 million were slaves. They needed more to be able to fight in the armies and they were greatly outnumbered by the Union Army.
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Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson faced several challenges during his military career, particularly during the American Civil War. He dealt with the complexities of command, often facing logistical issues and the need to coordinate troop movements effectively under pressure. Additionally, he struggled with health problems, including his frequent bouts of illness and eventual death from friendly fire in 1863, which significantly affected Confederate morale and strategy. His leadership also required navigating the political tensions within the Confederate command structure.
The marchers were originally civil rights protesters. This was then hijacked by the IRA and turned in to an armed assault on the soldiers who were on peace keeping duty. The end result was pretty much what one would expect when an amateur army (IRA) tried to take on professional soldiers face to face. Subsequently there have been 3 inquiries. The first two held while memories and witnesses were fresh (and protected) cleared the army. The third held many years later and with no protection left for witnesses blamed them. Subsequent to this photographs have emerged of Martin McGuiness ( a "witness" who blamed the soldiers) proving he was IRA a bombmaker and a weapon supplier to those attacking soldiers -
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they had to face murder ps. swagdip
American civil war slavery in the u.s. American civil war slavery in the u.s.
no they did not
Food
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American soldiers had little training and few supplies.
American soldiers had little training and few supplies.
Rats and Lice, Trench foot and shell shock
They didn't know the terrain as well.
they faced home sick ness and starvation
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Lynching and KKK violence (Apex)
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