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Q The South was not in an economic position to wage a successful war. Thoroughly explain why they were not, and judge if you think this had an impact on the overall course of the war. Your answer should include a comparison of the economic situations and motivations of the Northern and Southern armies, and it should describe the South's ability to benefit from a defensive position. Discuss the military strategy and intended outcomes of the Union Army from 1861 to the end of 1862. How successful was this strategy?

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The political, economic as well as the military power of the Union was comparatively more than that of the confederacy. Moreover, that war did sustain for consecutively four years. The confederacy further proved that itself completely resilient on several occasions. Allthoughout the war the wave constantly drifted and alongside that so did the political, economic as well as the military power of both the side were already indulged into the war. Although, each side had its complete share of military success but finally, in the end it was found that the larger Northern economy consolidated the government alongside the overwhelming manpower which gradually led to the victory. During the mid of 1863, it was noticed that both the Union as well as the confederacy had a fifty-fifty chance to win the war even though the confederacy lacked the industry or may be the manpower to raise a huge war with the union ("Why the Confederacy Was Not Ready for War", 2018).