Answer:
The first missions in Texas were mostly of Spanish descent. They were sent by the Roman Catholic Church in spreading the gospel of Christianity.
Some were protected and given enough food and shelter during their stay however the challenges most faced was their enslavement and contracting of diseases in the State.
They got land to farm for themselves. Those who had trades set up in business
- No cars / electricity
- No grocery stores / reliable place to get food
- Slavery
the unions industrial and economic capacity soared during the war as the north continued its rapid industrialozation to suppress the rebellion. the south alsp had few rail lines and less industrial base and agricultural economy based on slavery which made mobilizong resources difficult
