Many people were affected by the Civil War. These groups of people were Women, Soldiers, African Americans, children, medical staff and the leaders. I think that the soldiers,children and women were the most impacted. They suffered a lot and had to do things they usually would not do. I’ll show and tell you how they were affected.…
1861 was the start to the bloodiest war in American history. Battles such as Antietam, Bull Run, and Gettysburg were fought ultimately ending the Civil War with a Northern victory. There were many things that led to the war such as Abraham Lincoln’s election, Fort Sumter, and various rebellions. All of these causes led to the war itself and many effects. For example, 618,000 troops were killed, the thirteenth amendment was ratified in 1865 ending slavery, and the South was destroyed and in need of a plan to admit the Southern states back into the Union.…
After the Civil War, the African Americans had finally received their freedom. Even though this might be known as the bloodiest battle in the U.S., it got the African Americans its freedom and the U.S. to recall how they got it. Regardless of status or the faithfulness in them, African Americans were treated poorly compared to an average White man; they were less important than dirt. Despite all the racial prejudice they constantly face, African Americans are persistent and brave individuals and help shape the history of America. have contributed so much in the Civil…
In our history, there have been countless historical periods, which have impacted our world in various ways. These historical periods involve any situations from political, social and economic events that have occurred. In this essay, I will be describing the economic, social, and political distinctions of three historical periods. The historical periods I will be discussing are The Antebellum Period, the Civil War and the Market Revolution. Furthermore, let us start by discussing the antebellum period and its political movements.…
Question 2 LEQ The Civil War was a war that lasted from 1861-1865 this was one of the most brutal and violent wars in American History. The war was composed of the South and the North, both of these territories belonged to the Union at the time. The South was known for their cotton and the North had a lot of factories and industrialization. The South required a lot of slaves to produce all that cotton.…
2.3. Reconstruction: North and South Reconstruction as one of the most intense and controversial periods in American history began during the Civil War and lasted until 1877. It was the first American experiment as a democratic nation, trying to resolve burning issues which had caused the Civil War in the first place, most of all social status of former slaves and citizens' right after reuniting the nation. Also, big problem was political and racial justice. After resolving the question of slavery, the newly gained freedom of African Americans meant new constitution of the law. ''…
Huda Alnemer Dr. Pruitt Hist 2010 What was it like to participate in the Civil War? May 13, 1861, Frederic Pearce, a resident of Marietta, Ohio jotted a letter to his father informing him of the situation in their town. He told his father how people were preparing for the war.…
At the end, the African American took America as their own country and wanted to be treated equally. Many of them joined up the war to help be a part of the better change for the country, they carried their power and continued fighting until they got their freedom and what they…
1. The Civil War was very different from past conflicts. To start, African Americans played a huge role in the Civil War. For the North, African Americans were enlisted in the army and fought alongside other Americans, and for the South, African Americans slaves were “camp servants,” for their masters. The slaves would cook meals, raise tents, and carry supplies for their masters.…
African Americans had a key role in Americas success during world War II. Although not all African Americans were brought into the war, there were a large amount that joined. These soldiers that were accepted into the war were beneficial in several ways. At first, white Americans did not want to accept the African American soldiers into the war, but when desegregation was encouraged within the military, the war changed completely. Desegregation was an important factor in the war and should we have practiced it sooner, America would never have struggled during World War II.…
But when African American troops marched off to fight, they were cheered and praised, displaying the huge change of attitude developing in the entire nation (Doc. F.). Unfortunately, following the war, while African Americans had gained many rights, namely freedom from slavery and suffrage, they were still not treated equally. They had been promised much but in reality were often cheated out of what they had earned, especially the veterans. These veterans had suffered greatly, many of them often dying, like the…
Throughout the Civil War both African American men as well as women contributed towards the Union’s victory against the confederacy through the roles of fighting, spying, and nursing. Although the participation of African Americans within the war was controversial at first, the help acquired from fighting wars, spying, and even nursing was handy for the North and pushed the nation a step closer towards victory and success. The involvement of African American’s participation within the war was at first controversial in the North. The idea of having blacks bear arms seemed foolish and even dangerous, while others, being the abolitionist, thought it was a step closer towards equality.…
There is a law in physics that seems to apply to history as well “to every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” This was the case with the period surrounding the civil war, a period characterized by revolutions, social, physical, and political. The pure scale of the actions and reactions in this period were what made it so revolutionary. The secession of the southern states was a revolution or against the Union, the reaction to which was the Civil War and the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments. Reconstruction, when the North tried to determine how the South would be re-formed, was another action that prompted the opposite reaction by the Southerners to re-implement old practices, especially things like sharecropping or the forming…
The Civil War had a positive impact on the way the United States views Liberty and Equality. There were many major events during the Civil War that had a major impact on the amount of rights given to African Americans after the War. African American slaves had little to no rights during the war, and one document called The Emancipation Proclamation followed by the thirteenth Amendment changed the way African Americans are treated today. The Civil War was between the North, a manufacturing industry, and the South, which was a major farming and slavery business.…
What led to the American Civil War is a topic of debate which lacks a simple answer. There is heated debate whether the war was fought for emancipation or to preserve the Union. Historians can advocate for either argument since both sides have ample evidence to support their respective standpoint. Both Hollywood and scholarship agree that the Civil War is a war to preserve the Union. While the issue of slavery was a massive factor in the war, it was not the defining factor.…