Much bigger population from which to recruit armies.
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The North had all the factories to produce new weapons, shields, etc. Also, the North had more people.
the north had a lot of strategy's during the civil war #1 the north could simply put more men and material on to the field then the south could finally get a general to realized his advantage and kept pressing his attack on the south
They were located mostly in the North East area, but they were expanding towards the West more. Having all of the railroads in the North actually gave the North an advantage during the Civil War in order to travel good, and was another reason for the victory of the North.
The advantages in resources of the North during the US Civil War are the following: 1. The North had an industrial economy and also farmlands that supplied the Union forces with food; and 2. The North had a large advantage in population which helped to provide a large army.
The main advantage of the North during the US Civil War was the number of soldiers in the army.
The North - because of their advanced industrial manufacturing capability. It was a major advantage.
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An advantage the North did not have is a "home-court advantage" which would allow for shorter supply and troop lines.
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One advantage was their superior industrial capacity, but the North also had a much larger population with which to replenish their losses.
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Yes, during the Civil War the north had 90% of the county's manufacturing abilities.
Traditional advantage in cavalry - most young Southerners could ride and shoot Home-ground advantage - most battles were on terrain unfamiliar to the enemy
The North had around 119,600 factories and they were safe from the major batttlefields.