How did the North achieve victory in the Civil War?
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The Union achieved victory through industry continuation, foreign aid, more soldiers, control of the railroad and a firmly established government.
The Union army was ultimately victorious in the Civil War. There were a number of reasons for this victory. First of all, the North was a wealthy section of the country due to its industry, not because of the land, which was the basis for the South's wealth. The North continued with its industries even as the war roared on, so its economy did not suffer as did the South's. This, of course, crippled the South due to fewer resources. The North also had help from other countries, while the South did not. This help came in the form of resources for battle.
In addition, because of the North's bigger population, including freed slaves, they had more soldiers than the South. And the North, having taken control of the railroad lines in their region, used this resource to transport supplies, uniforms, and men to the South. This saved the Union army a lot of time. The North also had a firmly, long established government that knew how to work together and effectively function; whereas the Confederacy was newly established, dealing with a major war, and organizing a brand new government. This led to a lack of direction even on the battlefield.
The Union army was ultimately victorious in the Civil War. There were a number of reasons for this victory. First of all, the North was a wealthy section of the country due to its industry, not because of the land, which was the basis for the South's wealth. The North continued with its industries even as the war roared on, so its economy did not suffer as did the South's. This, of course, crippled the South due to fewer resources. The North also had help from other countries, while the South did not. This help came in the form of resources for battle.
In addition, because of the North's bigger population, including freed slaves, they had more soldiers than the South. And the North, having taken control of the railroad lines in their region, used this resource to transport supplies, uniforms, and men to the South. This saved the Union army a lot of time. The North also had a firmly, long established government that knew how to work together and effectively function; whereas the Confederacy was newly established, dealing with a major war, and organizing a brand new government. This led to a lack of direction even on the battlefield.
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they achieved due to the american power
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