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The South was the Confederacy - the eleven states that had seceded from the USA.
The North meant all the other states, and these included four states of the Upper South that had remained loyal. But their loyalty was often uncertain (a major worry to Lincoln), and all of them recruited some regiments of Confederates.
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Is canida south of north dicoda?
I think you meant Canada, and it is North of the state of North Dakota.
What advantages did the North have over the south in the Civil War?
The North has many advantages over the South such as: * Better organized military. * They controlled almost, if not all of the railroads, making transportation of troops easier. * Larger population in the North meant a higher availability for troops. * The North was able to produce more weapons and other technologies because of industrialization that had happened in the North that hadn't happened in the South as much. * The Union was a internationally recognized government while the South was not, allowing it to get loans and other trade benefits.
When did the war change from a battle over preserving the union to a war to end salary?
I think you meant slavery? The American Civil War was always about preserving the Union. The South wanted a separate state with slavery, the north wanted a union without slavery.
Which was a main part of the South's Military Strategy during the civil War?
Grant's ending of the system of prisoner-exchange. It meant the Confederates were doomed to run out of men.
What was meant by the term scalawag in the South?
A southerner who supported the Republican Party.
