Identify the strategic advantages and disadvantages held by the Union and the Confederacy. Which of the following was an advantage for the Confederacy in the Civil War? A.) Citizens’ willingness to pay more taxes B.) Economic support from abroad C.) A large area for the enemy to conquer D.) Greater political unity among states Submit My Answer
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Union Advantages: - Larger population and industrial capacity. - Control of major industrial and population centers. - Stronger navy, which facilitated blockading the Confederacy. Union Disadvantages: - Initial lack of political unity due to slavery debates. - Show more…
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