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What did the north have and not the south during the civil war?
Advanced manufacturing industry, able to produce the latest weapons, especially artillery. Plus... the most talented President America ever had.
Did the north or south spend more money on the civil war?
This is a more complicated question than you would think.The South had a policy of inflationary currency, this means that things cost much much more in the south than the north. TO the point that currency was used as wall paper because it was cheaper.The south did not have as large an industrial base as the North and that made things much more expensive to build.Much of the war Material had to be imported by the South, again very expensive.In the end while the South probably spent more money, but the North built more war supplies by far and equipped more troops.So what it comes down to: what does your teacher want to hear? The North was able to produce and deploy significantly more material and troops and that is what made the difference in the war.
Did the North win in the Battle of Shiloh?
No. The South won by 3,000 people wounded and dead. The North had 13,000 soldiers wounded or dead. The South only had 10,000. Despite the death toll, the North was able to reinforce its forces and advance, while the South, unable to make good their losses, retreated; leaving the North in command of the field, which is the usual definition of victory in battle.
What are the strength and weakness of both sides of the civil war?
The North had to do the invading. The South was mostly fighting on home ground, with which they were more familiar, and where local civilians were able to help. The North was industrialised, and able to manufacture all manner of war supplies. The South was agricultural and had to improvise its war production. The North was free to import and export throughout the war. The South was increasingly blockaded. The North had little experience of cavalry. The South had a strong cavalry tradition, with most young men owning several horses. The North were fighting reluctantly, out of duty. The South were the kind of people who actively relished a fight. The North had the most talented President America has ever known. The South had a President who was badly out of his depth, both in military and political affairs.
What were 3 main cause of the civil war?
The North and South were based on different economies. The North was mainly a industrial-based economy and the South was a slave-based agrarian economy. Second, the South feared that the North would outvote the South in the Congress and conceivably force the abolition of slavery onto the south, as well as taxes and tarrifs which favored the North. Third, the South contended that they were a part of the Union by their own consent and that they were able to withdraw that consent whenever it suited them, thereby avoiding being outvoted by the North. Yet in the end, the whole thing boiled down to slavery.
During the civil war why did the north have more suppiles?
During the US Civil War, the North had more supplies than the South because of the North's better developed manufacturing base. Also, because most of the North's manufacturing and farmlands were out of reach by the South, manufacturing in the North was able to produce the products necessary to have a better supply of goods.
What did the north have and not the south during the civil war?
Advanced manufacturing industry, able to produce the latest weapons, especially artillery. Plus... the most talented President America ever had.
What was the impact of the war on the Northern economy?
It greatly stimulated it - all kinds of factory goods and farm produce were in urgent demand. And unlike the South, the North was able to import and export.
Which side had better resources heading into the civil war?
The North held almost all of the industrial capacity of the United States while the South was much more rural and agricultural, meaning the North was able to produce much more equipment ready for war. More importantly, the North blockaded the South preventing trade, which crippled the South's access to resources.
Why do you think the north and south were not able to reach a compromise over slavery in 1861?
Because the north and the south wanted differnt things south wanted slavery, but the north wanted freedom.
Strategies of the north and south in fighting the war?
North to blockade ports south to engage enemy on its on land i.e. Washington . The North was successful. The South was only able to make it to Gettysburg, PA
If you are facing the North Pole what direction is on your left?
If you were standing exactly at the North Pole, the only possible direction you would be able to travel would be south.
Was the north or the south able to manufacture larger amounts of guns warships and other war supplies?
The North.
How did the north beat the south in the Battle of Gettysburg?
The North was victorious over the South at Gettysburg because of superior position and logistics. The North had a better supply system and was able to reinforce efficiently.
How was slavery in the North the same as an different from slavery in the South?
In both the north and the south slaves worked hard and were owned. In the south slaves mostly worked on plantations; in the north many slaves worked in businesses and were able to work for money in their spare time.
Who had more rail roads the north or the south?
North. It was a big factor in the Union victory. They were able to move whole armies by rail.
Why Philippines can not see aurora borealis?
It is too far south of the north pole to be able to see them.
