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Attrition.
Grant ended the system of prisoner exchange, knowing that the South, with its much smaller population, would run short of manpower first.
Then he just went on battering away at the Confederate lines till they grew too thin to hold, while Sheridan and Sherman destroyed the rich farmlands that supplied the armies in the field.
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as the civil war draggred on why was the north in better shape then the south to win?
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Did the reds or whites win the civil war?
The whites did not win the civil war. The reds did. the end
What invention helped the North win the Civil War?
It is possible that at least two inventions not related to way helped the North win the Civil War. The first was the railroad and the other was the McCormick reaper.
What was the north called in the Civil War?
In the civil war, the North was called the Union.
What was Lincolns main goal during the civil war?
to win the civil war
Did the north win the Civil War?
Yes, the north won the Civil War.
The north or the south win the Civil War?
The north won the civil war.
What if the north won the civil war?
The north did win!______________________________________________________________The North did win the American Civil War - we live the results everyday .
Did the north or south win the war?
The North won the US Civil War.
Did the south or the north win the war?
The North won the US Civil War.
When was the Civil War won by the north?
Yes, the North did win the American Civil War. Lee surrendered at Appomattox in April of 1865.
How many men were in the north when the civil war hapend?
Enough to win the war
Who was the north going to capture to win the civil war?
the south
When did the north win the civil war?
April 9th 1865
What did the north and south have to do in order to win the Civil War?
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Why was it important for the north to win the civil war?
If the north hadn't won this war , we would still have slavery .
Did jeffeson Davis win the civil war?
No. He was the Confederate president and lost the war to the North.
