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What was the site of two civil war battles both of which the south won?
Two major battle in the South during the Civil War include the Battle of Chickamauga and the Battle of Stones River.
Why did the south hope for England's aid during the civil war?
The North's big advantage in the war was that it controlled the Southern ports. Towards the end, they also separated the South in two. This led to a huge depletion of resources, since the South was no longer trading with the North. At times, Confederate soldiers had so few guns that they threw stones at the Union Army. If England had sent supplies to the South, it would have been greatly appreciated. Also, having more soldiers is always a good thing.
What developed prior to the Civil War that gave North an advantage over the South?
Prior to the formal outbreak of the American Civil War, a variety of developments gave the North a decided advantage over the South once hostilities erupted. A larger population (and thus the potential for a larger army) was one advantage. Tremendously greater industrial capacity along with a sophisticated and more numerous navy (and merchant fleet) were two others. The existence of an organized and operational federal administrative body was yet another advantage.
What is the military commander for the north and the south during the civil war?
Although there were many commanding officers for both the North and the South during the Civil War, the most famous, an I believe the two for which you are searching, and most respected were General Ulysses S. Grant for the North and General Robert E. Lee for the South.
What compromised the US war effort during the Vietnam War?
Two factors in South Vietnam were constant irritants: political corruption and the Catholic vs Buddhist infighting.
What wrer two advantyages the north had during the war?
Much bigger population from which o recruit armies. Most talented President America ever had.
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She doesn't
What were two advantages the south had during the civil war?
For the most part the South fought the invading North on Southern soil,so Confederate soldiers had that mental/emotional advantage of fighting for their homes. On a purely strategic level the South had the "interior lines", however the under-developed railroad system in the South somewhat mitigated this advantage.
What advantage did the mississippi river give the union?
During the American Civil War, control of the Mississippi River gave the Union a decisive advantage from mid-1863 onward. For one thing, the South henceforth was cut in two, with communication between the two halves becoming almost impossible. For another thing, the Union could now begin and supply attacks into the Deep South states from many points along the river.
Who were the three people that were on the moon when they were on the moon?
there wrer more than 3 people on the moon. there were 12 apollo missions, with more than two people in each
What were the two opposing sides during the US Civil Wars?
the two sides during the US civil war were the union (North) and the confederacy (south)
Which two Ares became states during the civil war?
The North and the South.
What were the South's greatest war advantage?
The South's greatest advantages in the Civil War were the following. They were fighting in their own land, many southerners already knew how to shoot a rifle and ride a horse, they had much better leadership (at least in the first two years) and they had a greater cause to fight for.
When was Two Man Advantage created?
Two Man Advantage was created in 1997.
How many African Americans from the south were elected to the US Senate during the reconstruction?
two
During Apartheid South African coins were inscribed in what two languages?
English and afrikaans
What two advantages did the south have in the civil war?
Home-ground advantage, and the stronger war-mission that went with it - to defend the homeland against the invader. Advantage in cavalry - most Southern boys were used to the riding and shooting way of life.
