Which of these statements best describes one of the Union's advantages over the Confederacy during the Civil War? A. Union commanders had more fighting experience than Confederate commanders. B. Unlike Confederate soldiers, Union soldiers were fighting for a cause most of them believed in. C. The U. S. government had military alliances with foreign powers that increased Union troop strength. D. The North had a more widespread network of railroads available for delivering troops and supplies to the battlefield.

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Bella Mccoy

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7 March, 13:45

Which of these statements best describes one of the Union's advantages over the Confederacy during the Civil War? A. Union commanders had more fighting experience than Confederate commanders. B. Unlike Confederate soldiers, Union soldiers were fighting for a cause most of them believed in. C. The U. S. government had military alliances with foreign powers that increased Union troop strength. D. The North had a more widespread network of railroads available for delivering troops and supplies to the battlefield.

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Dante Vazquez · Answer 1

I'd say D, because that allows the Union to easily get supplies and troops to the battlefield and back, while the Confederacy has to travel by foot, which is tiring and takes a long time. Also, if the Confederacy runs out of supplies during a battle, they will not be able to get supplies again quickly.