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What were the strengths of the south in the civil war that the northerns didn't have?
They had good leadership skills and generals. Also, most of the battles were fought in the South so they knew their land better than the North, and they had heart because they wanted to win so that they could keep their way of life which was slavery.
What was A war-time money was once printed that was good only in?
Confederacy currency was a war-time money that was once printed and it was only good during the civil war. It was also only good in the south and couldn't be used in the north.
Is it good that the north won the civil war?
Yes. If the South had won, slavery could still exist there today. It's not likely, but it could've happened. Historians also speculate that the border between North and South could have become very much like the border between North and South Korea. Also, if the South had won, the United States would probably never have lasted. If the states saw that any time they disagreed with the Federal Government they could just secede, they would simply leave whenever they felt like it. The states would most likely have become their own countries, each with an extreme dislike for the others. So yes, it is very good that the North won the Civil War.
Which president ordered a continuous bombing campaign over North Vietnam and sent the first combat troops to South Vietnam?
Lyndon Johnson :) hope I helped!!!! Have a good day!
Why did the south experience so much success during the early years of war?
Most of the earlier battles of the Civil War were fought in the South giving the Southern troops a sort of 'home field advantage'. The South also had many resources and strong leaders at the beginning of the war as well.
