During the Civil War, the North and the South had many differences. They both had different ideas that involved agriculture, industry, etc. Both the North and the South agreed on having a strong nation but opposed on how to construct one. The Southern nation was strong, but not as strong as the North. The North, or the Union, had international recognition, a robust industrial economy, strong government, and twice the population of the South. These two nations followed different paths, developing into distinct regions, but the North was the most superior. Industrially the South couldn’t keep up in output and in manpower. Towards the end of the war, the South had less men, but plenty of weaponry. The North was able to bring its manpower to bear
