Why The North Won The Civil War Essays - American Civil War

Why The North Won The Civil War You Are Bound to Fail. Association official William Tecumseh Sherman to a Southern companion: In all history, no country of unimportant agriculturists at any point made effective war against a country of mechanics. . . .You will undoubtedly come up short (Catton, Glory Road 241) The American before the war South, however saturated proudly and brought up in military custom, was to be no counterpart for the prospering predominance of the quickly growing North in the coming Civil War. The absence of accentuation on assembling and business enthusiasm, coming from the Southern want to save their customary agrarian culture, gave up toward the North their capacity to work freely, significantly less to take up arms. It was neither Northern soldiers nor officers that won the Civil War, rather Northern weapons and industry. From the beginning of war, the Union had clear points of interest. Simply, the North had a lot of pretty much everything that the South didn't, bragging