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The strength of the north during the Civil War was its size. Although the South had great leadership with General Robert E. Lee, the North was able to use its resources (large size, better weapons) to their advantage. A few examples are Grant winning in Vicksburg, William Tecumseh's march to the sea, and Meade helping with the turning point of the war, Gettysburg. Gettysburg worked because of a great execution of tactics using the high ground in the area. So, in conclusion, the North's strength in the Civil war was their use of resources and tactical abilities.
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The greatest weakness of the south during the civil war was its?
The North's greatest strength or resource during the Civil War was its industry.
What was the north called in the Civil War?
In the civil war, the North was called the Union.
What was true of the north during the war years?
During the Civil War the North had better manufacturing abilities. The superior industries was one reason the North finally won the war.
How did the south fight a defensive war?
With the exception of the air war over the north, the ground war occurred in southern territory. The north invaded the south, the south didn't invade the north.
Which country is the winner of the Vietnam war?
north viet nam, you cannot fight a limited war and win, as is going on in Iraq presently.
What in the Civil War had great strength in population and industry?
The North - by a long way.
What was one great strength in the North?
Speaking about the North as it pertains to the US Civil War, one great strength was its huge population of 23,000,000 vs the South's 11,000,000. Also about four million of the South's population were slaves.
The greatest weakness of the south during the civil war was its?
The North's greatest strength or resource during the Civil War was its industry.
What was the union?
The states that remained part of the United States and fought the Confederacy during the Civil War.
What had greater strength in population and indestry in the American Civil War?
In the US Civil War, the North had the advantage in population and industry. The South had the advantage of better officers, and that they were defending their homes.
What Bloodiest European theater of the seven years war where Frederick the greats troops drained french strength away from north America?
Germany
What was Americas main strength when the war began?
At the outset of the American Civil War, America's main strength lay in its vast industrial capacity and resource abundance, particularly in the North. The Union had superior railroads, which facilitated faster troop movement and supply distribution. Additionally, the North's larger population provided a significant manpower advantage over the Confederacy. This combination of industrial strength and logistical capabilities positioned the Union favorably for prolonged conflict.
Did the war in Vietnam begin as a result of the North Vietnam invasion of the south?
Almost half correct but sort of turned around a bit. The Korean War began that way in 1950. The Vietnam war began by infiltration in 1955 (slowly escalating in guerrilla buildup and strength). The Vietnam war ended by a North Vietnamese Army invasion of RVN (Republic of South Vietnam).
What were the strength of the south Civil War?
They were waging a defensive war.
What statement about the economy in of the North during the Civil War was true?
During the Civil War, the economy of the North was characterized by industrial strength and a more extensive railroad network, which facilitated the efficient movement of troops and supplies. The North's economy benefitted from a diversified industrial base, allowing for increased production of weapons, ammunition, and other war materials. Additionally, the North experienced fewer disruptions to agriculture compared to the South, enabling it to maintain a stable food supply. Overall, these factors contributed to the North's ability to sustain its war effort more effectively than the South.
How did North America win the north Vietnam war?
North Vietnam won the war.
Is the south pole of a magnet stronger than the north pole?
Not if the magnet is symmetrical, and you define 'strength' in terms of flux density.Yes because it has a stronger attraction rate.there is no stronger or weaker for a magnet
