Why was the Union successful in the West during the Civil War?

The Union had effective leadership in the West.

The Union took a defensive stance in the West.

The Union had more troops than the Confederacy in the West.

The Union was fighting in very familiar territory in the West.

Question

Alondra Blackburn

History

8 March, 21:07

Why was the Union successful in the West during the Civil War?

The Union had effective leadership in the West.

The Union took a defensive stance in the West.

The Union had more troops than the Confederacy in the West.

The Union was fighting in very familiar territory in the West.

+2

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Alyvia Hubbard · Answer 1

a) the union had effective leadership in the west

Gerald Jarvis · Answer 2

The reason why union was successful in the west during the civil war is:

A. the union had effective leadership in the west

Effective leadership lead to better strategies from the union and increase the soldier's morale at the same time

Why was the Union successful in the West during the Civil War?The Union had effective leadership in the West.The Union took a defensive stance in the West.The Union had more troops than the Confederacy in the West.The Union was fighting in very familiar territory in the West.

Why was the Union successful in the West during the Civil War?

The Union had effective leadership in the West.

The Union took a defensive stance in the West.

The Union had more troops than the Confederacy in the West.

The Union was fighting in very familiar territory in the West.