To what extent was the north’s victory inevitable?

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Yes, victory by the Union was inevitable regardless of how well the Confederacy fought or the intervention of any external potential allies. Why? The North had a demographic advantage over the South - There were more people living the North than the South.

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Yes, victory by the Union was inevitable regardless of how well the Confederacy fought or the intervention of any external potential allies.

Why? The North had a demographic advantage over the South - There were more people living the North than the South.

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