Ho Chi Minh was at power in North Vietnam during Vietnam War and he was a Communist.
Kores was a single country during World War II, and had been ruled by Japan as a colony since about 1900. It was Japan's defeat in 1945 and the end of its foreign power that created the vacuum that made civil war in Korea possible. This led to the creation of North and South Korea.
Spending money on military matters.
The continued division amongst the North and the South of the United States. Even with the Confederate Army at their surrender, division in the form of segregation, discrimination, and power difference continued after the Civil War.
Batteries can be confusing as a battery in the Civil War usually meant a team of 4 to six cannon manned by 100 men, utilising some 30 to 50 horses or mules, and commanded by a captain. However electrical batteries were also used during the Civil War to power telegraph communication and for electric detenation of sea mines. (known as torpedos in the 1860's)
The north. The north had more factories to make weapons. The north also won the Civil War.
Yes, steam and water power
Yes, steam and water power
the availability of water power.
Mills were mainly located in the North due to the fact that the mills needed a flowing water source to be powered. There were many streams and rivers, which could power mills, in the North. Another reason why mills were mainly in the North was because the South was all about agriculture and didn't want to waste money on mills when they could buy slaves for labor in the fields.
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They used the Monitor in Monitor vs Merrimack. They used boats to transport the soldiers to the Peninsular Campaign,
The North was better equipped with more men.
The initial source of power was water, that was used to turn mills.
Russia supported the Union during the US Civil War.
Wind mills have traditionally been used to power grain mills, saw mills, and small manufacturing mills. A wind mill can also be used as a wind turbine, to generate electricity.
The power to withhold money from a group.