As the Civil War dragged on, why was the North in better shape to win than the South?
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The North had industry. The South was largely agrarian. The North had railroads. The South did not. The North was the recognized sovereign nation. ...
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User: As the Civil War dragged on, why was the North in better shape to win than the South?
Weegy: The North had industry. The South was largely agrarian. The North had railroads. The South did not. The North was the recognized sovereign nation. The South was not (The South tried to get help from England, but they never got any) . [ Hope that helps
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Auto answered|Score 1User: Which of the following battles was not a clear Confederate victory during the early stages of the Civil War?
Weegy: What are the options?
Auto answered|Score 1|smp0784|Points 2788|User: the options are antietam, bull run, chancellorsville, and fredericksburg.
Weegy: But besides that, a few of the battles were The Battle of Bull Run, Battle of Antietam, Battle of Fredericksburg, Battle of Chancellorsville, Battle of Shiloh, Battle of ... [
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Auto answered|Score .9018User: Robert E. Lee ____ near the city of Appomattox.
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