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America's leading gunpowder manufacturer as well as weapons makers and war suppliers. After that obvious beginning the Industrial North would be next as the war not only destroyed the price structure of commodities insuring low prices on raw materials and food, but also wrested control of the U.S. government from the Agrarian Tradition beginning with the Founding Fathers.
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What were the two ways that the Civil War benefited the Northern home front?
I see you use the BJU U.S. History text book as well. One way the North benefited from the Civil War was that, with all the farm hands off fighting in the war, farmers came to rely more heavily on machinery which caused huge growth in food production during the war. Heavy industries also benefited from the Union armies need for thing like, cannons, iron for ships, and other armaments. It's on page 305 if you're wondering.
Who was benefited for the civil rights act?
Caucasian women
Who benefited the most from the Spanish-American war?
The people of Cuba benefited. The people of Puerto Rico benefited. The people of Guam benefited. The people of the Philippines benefited. The people of the United States benefited. The people of Spain probably benefited in that they received $20 milllion and were rid of the expense of trying to govern their foreign colonies who were in rebellion.
List four ways in which the US benefited from the War of 1812?
This a statement
Was nebraska involed in the civil war or in the Revolutionary War?
In Civil War
Who benefited from the new dictatorship in Spain after the Spanish Civil War?
The Nationalists benefited from the new dictatorship, because Franco led the Nationalists in the Civil War against the Republicans.
Before the Civil War the railroad that benefited most from federal support for line construction was?
Illinois Central
Who has benefited from the change of the cold war?
In my opinion the russians benefited
What were the two ways that the Civil War benefited the Northern home front?
I see you use the BJU U.S. History text book as well. One way the North benefited from the Civil War was that, with all the farm hands off fighting in the war, farmers came to rely more heavily on machinery which caused huge growth in food production during the war. Heavy industries also benefited from the Union armies need for thing like, cannons, iron for ships, and other armaments. It's on page 305 if you're wondering.
How did the Civil War affect ordinary workers in the North?
The ordinary workers in the North during the Civil War, had to stop what they were normally doing and work on projects that benefited the war effort. Instead of making other textiles, the seamstresses started making blankets and other clothing for the soldiers.
Who was benefited for the civil rights act?
Caucasian women
How was the economy in the South before the US Civil War?
Before the US Civil War in the days called antebellum, the South was a prosperous farm based section of the US. It's main crops were rice, cotton and tobacco. The North benefited from the South as they imported these products.
Who benefited from the spanish American war?
The people of Cuba benefited. The people of Puerto Rico benefited. The people of Guam benefited. The people of the Philippines benefited. The people of the United States benefited. The people of Spain probably benefited in that they received $20 milllion and were rid of the expense of trying to govern their foreign colonies who were in rebellion.
Who benefited the most from the Spanish-American war?
The people of Cuba benefited. The people of Puerto Rico benefited. The people of Guam benefited. The people of the Philippines benefited. The people of the United States benefited. The people of Spain probably benefited in that they received $20 milllion and were rid of the expense of trying to govern their foreign colonies who were in rebellion.
Who benefited most from World War 2?
The financiers
Who benefited from the Petticoat War?
Martin Van Buren.
What group benefited from World war 1?
Mexican immigrants
