Question

The North had many advantages over the South during the Civil War. For example, the North had more factories and railroads. How did less railroads in the confederacy impact their efforts in the Civil War?
Question options:

A) Plentiful rail lines helped to increase communications between Southern cities.

B) The existence of rail lines helped build a feeling of unity among Southern states.

C) A sparse amount of rails made it difficult to transport Southern troops and munitions.

D) Southern states shipped large quantities of agricultural goods to port.

Answer 1

I believe the answer is A but i could be wrong, during the Civil war it made it easier for them to speak and talk to each other during that time sending goods and messages across the united states.

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

It's not A, It's C. The south didn't have many railroads and the only answer that states that is C.