As the war began, the South had more railroads, factories, and people who could fight than the North.

a. True

b. False

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Daphne Hays

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12 June, 09:23

As the war began, the South had more railroads, factories, and people who could fight than the North.

a. True

b. False

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Brenton · Answer 1

This statement is False. The South only had 11 million people, which is only a half compare to the 23 million people that the North had. The North had more people to work on their railroads and factories and grow much more food.

As the war began, the South had more railroads, factories, and people who could fight than the North.a. Trueb. False

As the war began, the South had more railroads, factories, and people who could fight than the North.

a. True

b. False