When I Won The Civil War Analysis

Everyone knows me as the 16th president of the United States, but what people didn’t know was that I studied war strategies in order to become a successful Commender and Chief to the United States Military. I also consulted with my trusted war adversaries in order to insure that I was making the right decisions for Americans. The Civil War started because of uncompromising differences between the free and slave states, over the power of the national government to forbid slavery in the territories that had not yet become states. After I won the election as the first Republican president on a platform pledging to keep slavery out of the territories, seven slave states in the deep South left and formed a new nation. After that we had a civil war. During the Civil War, I did not receive much respect as a military leader; I wanted that to change. I became a student of …show more content…
I needed everyone to be united to support me through this war. For this war, I needed 43,034 three year volunteer. I wanted and needed those men to assured the safety of my people and winning the war. Throughout the war I struggled to find capable generals for my armies. I needed to have trust and build trust with my fellow military adversaries. As commander-in-chief, I legally held the highest rank in the United States armed forces, and I would exercised my authority and power through strategic planning, weapons testing, and the promotion and demotion of officers. Christopher Spencer helped with that effort by creating the seven-shot-riffle. Before this time we only had one shot rifles. This invention will help safe soldiers lives, because they will not have to frequently re-put in bullets.(191) However, some adversaries such as McDowell, Fremont, Pope, Buell, Burnside, Rosecrans were all under my watchful eye as they failed to bring him success on the