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How Did the North Win the Civil War?

Explore the pivotal factors that led to the North's victory in the Civil War, including the Union's advantages such as larger troop numbers and a robust economy, along with strategic tactics like the Anaconda Plan. Contrasting the Confederate advantages rooted in military culture and King Cotton, this analysis sheds light on the decisive battles and key players of the era. Dive into the comparative study of the Union and Confederate sides to understand how the North clinched victory in this historic conflict.

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How Did the North Win the Civil War?

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  1. How Did the North Win the Civil War?

  2. I. Comparing the Two Sides

  3. 1. Union Advantages: More Troops, Stronger Economy

  4. 2. Union Strategy: The Anaconda Plan and Attack

  5. 1. Confederate Advantages: Military Culture & King Cotton

  6. 2. Confederate Strategy: Play Defense

  7. Question Marks: Border States, England and France

  8. II. Major Civil War Battles

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