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How did the numbers of troops fielded by the two sides compare? How might this have affected the course of the war?

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Initiallu, the number of troops fielded by both sides were similar, but as the war continued, the union had an increasingly large advantage in numbers compared to the confederates. The large numbet advantages allowed union troops to overwhelm confederate troops and larger numbers helped the union win the war

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