Why was the union successful in the western the Civil War?
The union had effective leadership in the west.
The union took a defensive stance in the west.
The union had more troops than the Confederacy in the west.
The union was fighting in very familiar territory in the west.

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Explanation:

The Union had effective leadership in the west.

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it affected it because the kingdoms (with trade) slowly got richer and richer.