What did the north and south do to raise money for the war effort?

Both the North and South employed various strategies to raise money for the Civil War effort. The North issued war bonds, increased taxes, and implemented tariffs, while also relying on the sale of government bonds. The South, on the other hand, primarily printed more paper money, which led to significant inflation, and also sought loans from foreign governments and private citizens. Additionally, both sides encouraged public donations and contributions to support their respective armies.