Question

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

True or False?

Answer 1

False

Step-by-step explanation:

The south had a better better trained men, better cavalry, better leaders and more mobility. That was it. There wasn't one cannon that could be made by any factory in the south. There were no rails of consequence to speak of. Lincoln knew all this. He was a better general than most of the generals who were paid to do the job, until Grant and Sherman came along.