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What advantage did the north have that helped it to raise money for the civil war?
The North was more industrial and had many more people, thus giving them an easier time in raising money for the civil war...
How did the north and the south raise money for the civil war?
The south sucked the dick of the north, and came straight cash homie.
How did the Southerners raise money during the Civil War?
crops and agriculture
How did the US raise the money to fight the Civil War?
They borrowed money form France and Spain.
Southern economy affected wartime?
the north & south found plenty of ways to raise money.
What advantage did the north have that helped it to raise money for the civil war?
The North was more industrial and had many more people, thus giving them an easier time in raising money for the civil war...
How did the north and the south raise money for the civil war?
The south sucked the dick of the north, and came straight cash homie.
Who passed the morrill tariff to raise money for the civil war?
the south.
How did the Southerners raise money during the Civil War?
crops and agriculture
How did the US raise money during the civil war?
taxes da!
How did the US raise the money to fight the Civil War?
They borrowed money form France and Spain.
How did the Union and confederates raise money for the Civil War?
Usually women who were not fighting had fundraisers and raised money for soldier supplies
Did the North or South use a draft to raise armies during the civil war?
yes
How did the civilians raise money for the troops in the US Civil War?
The civilians sold the supplies to the government and the government gave them money for the supplies.
How was the fort Sumter attack significant to civil war?
It caused the North to raise troops to quell the rebellion in the South, thus starting the Civil War.
How did the north raise their armies?
The Northern armies from both the US Civil War & Vietnam Wars drafted their men.
How did the confederate raise money to finance the civil war?
Printed more Confederate dollars, and the currency became worthless.
