False neither side was prepared to fight a war of this magnitude. Both sides had to draft hundred's of thousands of Men to fight the war. Medical supplies were in short supply along with trained medical teams. Many units had to fight with outdated weaponry like smooth bore cannons and flintlock muskets. Tactics hadn't evolved along with the new weaponry. The same tactics were being used in the Napoleonic wars. So no the north and south were not prepared for a war.
When there is conflict and war within a country between it's own political factions, it is usually referred to as a civil war. As the Union and the Confederacy were both factions of the United States, the war is titled the Civil War.
- they had many factories and resources needed by both sides during the war.
The civil war was fought by the North and the South, both parts of the U.S. Are you talking union or confederate?
Kentucky was a border state. Individuals from Kentucky fought on both sides of the Civil War.
No state is ever really prepared for war, as war is usually the last resort after diplomacy fails. But the South was really not prepared, as the Union had in place a regular army, and when the south broke away from the Union, the south had no regular army. Even when the combat started, both sides thought it would be a short, glorious war with little bloodshed. It took some time before anyone thought it would be a long war. Two notable exceptions, both on the Union side, were the elderly General-in-Chief Winfield Scott and the then-unknown Colonel William T. Sherman.
the union was because they had strength in numbers
False neither side was prepared to fight a war of this magnitude. Both sides had to draft hundred's of thousands of Men to fight the war. Medical supplies were in short supply along with trained medical teams. Many units had to fight with outdated weaponry like smooth bore cannons and flintlock muskets. Tactics hadn't evolved along with the new weaponry. The same tactics were being used in the Napoleonic wars. So no the north and south were not prepared for a war.
West Virginia and Nevada both became states during the American Civil War, and both were Union states.West Virginia and Nevada became states during the American Civil War, and both were Union states.
They were both in the cilvil war.
No - as demonstrated at the war's first major battle, First Bull Run. Neither side was prepared, and it would be another seven months before any significant operations took place.
The Union was much larger, both in number of states, territory and population
Neither side was prepared for war - there were no big, trained armies. But the strategy suggested by the elderly Union General-in-Chief (The slow 'Anaconda Plan') was actually the most realistic proposal, and in the end the North carried out something very similar.
They are both in the European Union {EU} and they both went to war on Germany
Union And Confedarate
they were both countries:D
the union but when she was the nurse she helped both sides