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Some of the best officers of the US Army had resigned to join the Confederates.
Traditional advantage in cavalry - most young Southerners could ride and shoot
Officer class - the army was a more natural choice of career for sons of rural landowners than in the industrial North.
Rank-&-file - a more soldierlike breed, a generally aggressive kind of people
Home-ground advantage - most battles were on terrain unfamiliar to the enemy
Stronger war-mission - to defend the homeland against the invader.
Their President did not have to face an election in mid-war, as Lincoln did.
(At the beginning) Prospect of recognition and military aid from Britain and France.
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What advantage did the Confederate Army have over the Union?
The confederate army had better generals
Was Jefferson Davis union or confederacy?
Confederate... hence the flag and its controversies http:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Civil_War read up and educate yourself.
What were the main differences between the draft laws of the Union and the Confederacy?
Well, honey, the main difference between the draft laws of the Union and the Confederacy was that the Confederacy implemented conscription much earlier in the game, while the Union took its sweet time getting on that bandwagon. Also, the Confederacy exempted certain groups like overseers and planters, while the Union was like "nah, everyone's gotta serve." So basically, one side was all about that early bird special, while the other side was like "equality for all...except y'all exempt rich folks."
Which is an accurate description of an advantage held by one side at the beginning of the Civil War?
The North had a big enough navy to blockade the Southern ports and starve the Confederacy of imports.
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