South
b= They were excluded from most jobs.
Depends on what time period you're discussing. During the railroad boom of the early 1800s, the North experienced far more railroad construction than the south. The same is true of the canal and turnpike booms of the same period. Canal construction occurred almost exclusively in the North. The resulting advances in transportation, communication, and industrialization helped win the Civil War for the North.
The economy of the South was devastated during the Civil War and for many years thereafter. The North was so rich after the war, that they were able to build the first transcontinental railroad in the country, from Iowa to California. The economy of the South was built on Slavery, which came to an end in the war. The South was badly beaten by the war. Many lands were destroyed, many buildings were demolished.Many men were killed and wounded.
nothing changed at all!
Had a long-established and fully recognized government.
South
obvious south
north
The North, by far. Some claim that this was the biggest factor in Southern defeat.
b= They were excluded from most jobs.
A sign that life was improving in the North compared to the South can be seen in the economic growth and industrialization of Northern states during the 19th century. This led to better job opportunities, higher wages, and increased access to education and healthcare. In contrast, the South faced economic challenges and social issues, particularly post-Civil War, which hindered similar advancements. As a result, the North experienced a higher standard of living and greater social mobility.
The South had more experienced generals, especially in cavalry, in the early stage of the war.
north to south
During the Civil War, the North had advantages such as a larger population, greater industrial capacity, and a more extensive railway network, which facilitated troop movement and supply distribution. In contrast, the South had the advantage of fighting a defensive war on familiar territory and possessed strong military leadership, with many experienced officers. However, the South faced significant disadvantages, including limited resources and infrastructure, while the North struggled with initial military leadership and the challenge of waging war far from home. Overall, these factors shaped the strategies and outcomes of the conflict.
Asia, Europe, and Africa have larger populations that North America.
Depends on what time period you're discussing. During the railroad boom of the early 1800s, the North experienced far more railroad construction than the south. The same is true of the canal and turnpike booms of the same period. Canal construction occurred almost exclusively in the North. The resulting advances in transportation, communication, and industrialization helped win the Civil War for the North.
The economy of the South was devastated during the Civil War and for many years thereafter. The North was so rich after the war, that they were able to build the first transcontinental railroad in the country, from Iowa to California. The economy of the South was built on Slavery, which came to an end in the war. The South was badly beaten by the war. Many lands were destroyed, many buildings were demolished.Many men were killed and wounded.