Which was an advantage held by the North over the South at the start of the Civil War?

A.

It had many cotton plantations to provide fabric for uniforms.

B.

It had a smaller population that required less food and other supplies.

C.

It had a far more extensive network of railroads and telegraph lines.

D.

It had the support of the British navy in blockading southern ports.

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Ada Hodge

5 July, 18:58

Which was an advantage held by the North over the South at the start of the Civil War?

A.

It had many cotton plantations to provide fabric for uniforms.

B.

It had a smaller population that required less food and other supplies.

C.

It had a far more extensive network of railroads and telegraph lines.

D.

It had the support of the British navy in blockading southern ports.

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Kara Singh · Answer 1

C. it had far more extensive network of railroads and telegraph lines

Mike Chung · Answer 2

The main advantage held by the North over the South at the start of the Civil War was that " It had a far more extensive network of railroads and telegraph lines" It also had more manpower.