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Compared to the South during the Civil War, the North had more
large farms.
miles of railroad.
miles of coastline.
experienced military leaders.

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Historydude0713
The north did have less farms than the south, so that's out, they had about the same amount of coastline, and they both had experienced leaders, so the only viable answer was that the north had more miles of railroad. I hope this helps!
anthougo

The singular advantage that the North enjoyed over the South during the Civil War was that the North had more B. miles of railroad.

What was the Civil War about?

The Civil War was centered around the justification of slavery and the rights of slave masters.

While the North worked to end slavery in the United States, the South was bent on continuing with slavery, justifying its existence morally, biblically, and socially.

But we know that it was for the economic interests of landowners that slavery lasted in the United States for so long.

Thus, compared to the South during the Civil War, the North had more miles of railroad than the South.

Learn more about the Civil War at https://brainly.com/question/1020924

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