Generally speaking, both the Union and Confederate troops had access to the technology used in the US Civil War. Repeating and breech loading rifles, ironclad warships, telegraphed communications were all available either bought from Europe or built in Union armaments factories. The single much talked about "new" weapon was the Gatling Gun, the first type of machine gun developed by the North. There is rarely, however, mention of this weapon as being crucial to the outcome of battles. The technology of the rotating gun turret on Monitor type war vessels, was new technology, but once again not a determining factor in civil war battles.
weapons and people?????
The North - very much so.
During the US Civil War, the Northern forces had a significant advantage in terms of the available number of men for the army.
Home ground advantage. The North had the task of doing the invading.
the union gained a huge advantage over the confederacy because of the union's balloon corp.
The North - very much so.
weapons and people?????
Yes, during the Civil War the north had 90% of the county's manufacturing abilities.
It affected the war by giving advantage to the North.
In the US Civil War, the North had the advantage in population and industry. The South had the advantage of better officers, and that they were defending their homes.
Railroads Manufacturing Industry
The North's biggest advantage was its industrial might. The rural and agricultural South couldn't keep up.
The Battle of Gettysburg is the battle that gave the North an advantage in the war. It is widely believed that the Battle of Gettysburg was the turning point in the American Civil War.
because the boats
The North was more industrial and had many more people, thus giving them an easier time in raising money for the civil war...
One advantage was their superior industrial capacity, but the North also had a much larger population with which to replenish their losses.
The North had the factories capable of making supplies and equipment for war.