Comparison of Union and CSA, 1860. Population of Union 22,100,000 and of CSA 9,100,000 Soldiers for the Union 2,100,000 and CSA 1,064,000 Railroad miles for the union 21,800 and CSA 8,800 Industrial Capacity Union 90% and CSA 10%
Which of the following conclusions can most accurately be drawn from the table reproduced above?
Comparison of Union and CSA, 1860. Population of Union 22,100,000 and of CSA 9,100,000 Soldiers for the Union 2,100,000 and CSA 1,064,000 Railroad miles for the union 21,800 and CSA 8,800 Industrial Capacity Union 90% and CSA 10%
Which of the following conclusions can most accurately be drawn from the table reproduced above?
The Confederacy has a military advantage in geographic terms
The Confederacy will need to draw political leadership from their military
The Union will need to ally with European nations for Industrial needs
The Union has a military advantage in both numbers and industrial potential
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The Union has a military advantage in both numbers and industrial potential. This is evident from the higher population, number of soldiers, railroad miles, and industrial capacity of the Union compared to the Confederacy.
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