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Read the article "North vs. South: Strengths and Weaknesses".
Why would it be harder to supply Union troops as they moved farther south?
Answer:
The farther into the South the Union troops got made it more difficult to supply them because of the long-distance from their homes.
Explanation:
Furthermore, unlike the north, the south´s troops had the advantage of fighting in their own land, which they knew well, and had better-trained soldiers and experience with guns and horses.
During Reconstruction, Johnson's influence can be described as "He did not have the political support that Lincoln had."
<h3>Why did he not have political support?
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Lincoln was a Republican and Congress was controlled by Republicans. Lincoln therefore had a lot of support in Congress.
Johnson on the other hand, was a Democrat who did not want the same things Republicans wanted. He therefore had little support in Congress, and was constantly overruled.
In conclusion, option D is correct.
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The steam locomotive allowed for the transportation of goods at a much more rapid rate than by horse. The railroad let people know exactly where and when goods would arrive. The trains also gave the cargo a safer ride as it was much more difficult to rob a train than a horse drawn transport. As more railroads were built, products could travel farther than ever before in a timely manner. This brought down the cost of freight transport and increased profits for many businesses.
Generally speaking, during the Gilded Age, the US government passed legislation to "<span>b. handle the great number of people living in cities," since there was a great urban shift due to widening prosperity. </span>
I think it’s C, because slaves were not allowed to learn to read, so if you had to be literate to vote, most slaves wouldn’t be able to.
