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1. Uniforms, tents, wagons and horses were also rare in the South, and these problems only increased toward the end of the war. In the end, the South lost the war primarily because it ran out of men, money, and supplies.

2. When South Began to lose their cotton and just their economy in general it caused them to start losing money, industrial material and many things that kept them up and running.

3. When all their money was just coming from the cotton they aimed to shut the trade down.

4. South is going to be limited because the North had a greater population.

5. The south lacked many things such as shoes, Food, clothes, ECT.

6. south didn't produce enough food to feed the southerners. their main focus was to make tobacco and cotton.

7. The price the South Paid for all of the manufacturing was losing their banking system.

8. When the manufacturing happened thats where it all started and how the agriculture started going down.

9. South had their unlimited source of cotton.

10. South had little manufacturing capability. about 29 percent of the railroad tracks, and only 13 percent of the nation's banks. The South did experiment with using slave labor in manufacturing, but for the most part it was well satisfied with its agricultural economy.