Which side (the north or south) seemed better prepared for the rising up of the civil war? Give specific details to support your answer.

What was life like for the volunteers?

People from the South were more likely to grow up riding horses and shooting guns. This made them more likely to be good soldiers. Second, the South had the easier strategic task in the war. They did not need to invade and defeat the North.

Explanation:

In the beginning, the North had to create the logistical framework which would allow them to transport and supply their overwhelming superiority in men. The South had far fewer roads, railroads, and canals, and far less in the way of munitions and materiel to move, or factories to manufacture it.

The North. They had an industrial foundation, their government was fully in

place at the time, the navy and army was all equipped, and they had more population.

volunteers had poor shelter, unhealthy food, and a lack of hygiene, resulting in waves of sickness and disease. they barely fought in the fair-seasons which resulted in them gabbling and playing games and music.

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