List 5 ways that the North was more prepared for war than was the South.

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Here is your answer:

.Better weapons
.Strong Navy
.More troops
.wealthier
.more Allies
.Trained troops
.Better camoflouge
.and better leader

Because of these reasons the north proved to be better than the south because of the allies that the North has the allies donate troops, money, weapons, food, basically resources to the north with that money they can by more which gives them fire power that is able to defeat the south.

joja [24]4 years ago

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Much larger population.
Strong Navy.
Strong transportation network.
A lot of factories.
And the controlled most of the nations money.

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