How did the Civil War affect the Northern industrial economy?
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Correct answer: It accelerated industrialization due to the demand for war supplies
The need for uniforms, weapons, and processed food spurred mass production. This wartime boom solidified the North's transition into an industrial powerhouse and led to the rise of major corporations.
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