Based on what you have learned, why would victories in the westem theater have been important to the

Union?

The Union was close to winning the war and needed only a few more victories.

Southern morale was low, and Union wins might have convinced the Confederates to surrender

O The Confederacy had already won the war in the east.

Union morale was low after its many losses, and victories would raise that morale.

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Kimberly Ortiz

30 July, 17:47

Based on what you have learned, why would victories in the westem theater have been important to the

Union?

The Union was close to winning the war and needed only a few more victories.

Southern morale was low, and Union wins might have convinced the Confederates to surrender

O The Confederacy had already won the war in the east.

Union morale was low after its many losses, and victories would raise that morale.

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Kailee Hood · Answer 1

Union morale was low after its many losses, and victories would raise that morale.

Explanation:

The Western Theatre of the Civil War refers to the military operations that took place in the states of Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, North Carolina, Kentucky, South Carolina and Tennessee. The Western Theatre allowed Union troops to have direct access to the most productive regions of the South, which were also harder for the Confederacy to defend, as they were far from the most populated areas. This advantage allowed the Union to enjoy a series of important victories, which raised morale among the troops.