Name : Phuoc Vinh Chau
ID : 10186514
Class : HIST 7A
Professor : Phil Drazic Men Of Steel And The Call Of Responsibility
Civil War was one of the most important event that against slavery. It has created a controversial topic how the soldiers have such motivation to join in the war between the nations. There are so many senses that serve as motivation for soldiers in the Union and Confederate Armies. In my perspective, duty has played a significant role in this Civil War.
Duty could be understood as a legal obligation for everyone living in a country when they are in need. Duty is explained in detail in “For Causes and Comrades: Why men fought in the Civil War.” The book carefully illustrates the duty of the soldiers from the Union and the Confederate through their initial, sustaining and combat motivations. …show more content…
As everyone knows that, Civil War went against Slavery across the United State in early 1860. This war had brought up a thoughtful experience whether or not people should stop using slaves. Because of fighting for right and common sense between people, more people from Northern United Stated joined this war. It could be understood as initial motivation. A soldier from the Union once said: “I perform but simply duty – a duty to my country and myself…to give up life if need be…in this battle for freedom and right, opposed to slavery and wrong” (22). This man was just one of the soldiers who were willing to fight for the right. But there were also people who fought for nothing. They enlisted in the Union simply because their country was in need and “our father made this country, we their children are to save
ID : 10186514
Class : HIST 7A
Professor : Phil Drazic Men Of Steel And The Call Of Responsibility
Civil War was one of the most important event that against slavery. It has created a controversial topic how the soldiers have such motivation to join in the war between the nations. There are so many senses that serve as motivation for soldiers in the Union and Confederate Armies. In my perspective, duty has played a significant role in this Civil War.
Duty could be understood as a legal obligation for everyone living in a country when they are in need. Duty is explained in detail in “For Causes and Comrades: Why men fought in the Civil War.” The book carefully illustrates the duty of the soldiers from the Union and the Confederate through their initial, sustaining and combat motivations. …show more content…
As everyone knows that, Civil War went against Slavery across the United State in early 1860. This war had brought up a thoughtful experience whether or not people should stop using slaves. Because of fighting for right and common sense between people, more people from Northern United Stated joined this war. It could be understood as initial motivation. A soldier from the Union once said: “I perform but simply duty – a duty to my country and myself…to give up life if need be…in this battle for freedom and right, opposed to slavery and wrong” (22). This man was just one of the soldiers who were willing to fight for the right. But there were also people who fought for nothing. They enlisted in the Union simply because their country was in need and “our father made this country, we their children are to save