Why did the early battles of the Civil War favor the South?

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Karx96 · Answer

Due to the backing up of the Spanish and Portuguese. I believe they seemed to be more liberal toward the public at that time. And had a lot of money, whilst Britain, France, Dutch guys were opposite. 
 I'm not entirely sure since i'm British

Karx96 · Answer

The early battles of the Civil War favored the South due to their strong defensive strategy, experienced military leadership, and high motivation among Southern troops. Additionally, their familiarity with the terrain provided them with tactical advantages. These factors contributed to decisive victories in the initial stages of the war. 
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Why did the early battles of the Civil War favor the South?

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