The industrial resources of the North during the Civil War most likely accounted for which of the following?

A) The Southern reliance on cotton production and export, along with the system of enslaved labor

B) The Confederate strategy that focused on the western theater of operations during the war

C

) The willingness of African Americans to fight for the Union cause in the conflict

D

)

The disadvantage of the Confederacy in access to arms, munitions, and other supplies

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Turner

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22 March, 03:30

The industrial resources of the North during the Civil War most likely accounted for which of the following?

A) The Southern reliance on cotton production and export, along with the system of enslaved labor

B) The Confederate strategy that focused on the western theater of operations during the war

C

) The willingness of African Americans to fight for the Union cause in the conflict

D

)

The disadvantage of the Confederacy in access to arms, munitions, and other supplies

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Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Gregory Moran · Answer 1

It is Answer A because question asks resources

Rocky · Answer 2

The Correct Answer is A.

Explanation:

Northern Economy was based upon Industry and Trade. Manufacturing resources 92% of United States Industrial production eleemosynary resources to produce arms, ammunition and military supplies. Employment and ownership of property so many peoples worked for someone else and owned no personal property. Even in big scale farming areas, agricultural workers were reduced due to the use of machines.