4. How did Lincoln use the railroad to his disadvantage?
1 answer:
During the Civil war Abraham Lincoln used the railroads to his advantage.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- The American Civil War was found between the states of the North and the states of the South called confederate states.
- The railroads proved as a major advantage to the Northern states.
- The majority of railroad networks were under the control of the North.
- 24000 miles of railroad was under the control of the North while south had only 9000 miles under their control in the beginning of the Civil War.
- Transport of troops and supplies was easy using the railroads.
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