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Union:
The costly task of doing the invading
Mostly operating in unfamiliar terrain
Absence of an emotive war-mission
Many Generals were politicians-in-uniform
Bad draft law, encouraging bounty-jumpers
No cavalry tradition
Prospect of European nations helping the enemy
Prospect of a Presidential election in mid-war
Confederates:
Virtually no industrial manufacturing base
No access to new rifle-barrelled artillery
Much smaller population from which to recruit armies
Less railroad mileage for troop transport
Violent feuding between Generals
Unable to export or import, due to blockade
President who was out of his depth
Currency not backed by assets, only by a promise of victory
What else can I help you with?
What were the advantages on each side as the civil war began?
north - more railroad, a bigger population, more factories for weapons(ammuntion, ect), more ships, and a stronger government. South-very experienced military leaders, defending land not attacking.
What hardships did each side suffer during the civil war?
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What advantages did each side have in the Civil War?
The Union Army had more people in the start of the Civil War, also they has rail roads The Confederacy had better generals and was better at fighting Hoped this helped ;)
What side was Florida on in the Civil War?
they were on the southern side
In Virginia What side were they on in the civil war?
Virginia was on the Confederate side.
What side did Stephen Douglas support once the US Civil War began?
Once the US Civil War began, Senator Douglas supported the war in order to keep the Union whole.
What side did john Quincy Adams take in the civil war?
Adams didn't take a side, because he died before the war began.
What is the greatest amount of people sent into a civil war?
The Chinese Civil War involved millions on each side.
Were they snipers in the civil war?
Each side in the US Civil War used snipers. They were highly trained but few in number. Their existence, however, caused soldiers on each side of the war to be fearful of being a sniper target.
What did the Civil War do for the country?
Which part of the country did each side hold inititally in the civil war free slaves and unite the country
What are some tools that spies on each side used in the American Civil War?
Feminine allure - especially on the Confederate side.
What stance did each side take in battle during the civil war?
fighting stance
Why did each side during the civil war think it was right?
They though they had the best reason.
What is SWOT Matrix?
SWOT is as an acronym for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.The goal of SWOT is to analyze each category individually and then see what you can change or improve.Strengths and Weaknesses are looked at from the internal side of a company where Opportunities and Threats are looked at externally.
What were the advantages on each side as the civil war began?
north - more railroad, a bigger population, more factories for weapons(ammuntion, ect), more ships, and a stronger government. South-very experienced military leaders, defending land not attacking.
What was the name of the all regiment in the civil war?
That would never fit here-not even for one side (confederate or union) each state had half a dozen or more regiments on each side. see wikipedia list of civil war regiments by state or see "Civil War Archive-Regimental Index"
What did the flags from each side in the civil war look like?
obama is a beautifal chocalate man
