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    the Reconstruction period and the Civil war, times were changing. Paths were being made for African Americans. Laws and amendments were paving the country’s way to greatness. Through this time, the United States accomplished becoming one great nation, while civil rights and laws helped establish who was an American, even though many resisted, the country’s dark past got the USA to unity and it led to where it is today. The main accomplishment through the Civil War and Reconstruction time…

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    (675)Civil War Essay Questions: (337)Essay 1: The foundation of the American Civil War was the increasing problem of slavery in the Antebellum South. In the early 19th century, the moral issue of human slavery clashed with the original motives of the Founding Fathers, which had sought to bring equality and freedom to all people—even African Americans. Slavery was a major issue for the North, which sought to eradicate the immoral enslavement of human beings as a negative consequence of…

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    Civil War Rough Draft

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    Civil war essay rough draft The government in the Civil war played a huge role in the choices made. As Francis E. Spinner became the treasure in 1862 his job spun out of control. Many of his employees had resigned to join the Army just as a revolution in the country’s money system was underway. He did everything he could to find more clerks. To help pay for the Civil War, the government had abandoned the gold standard and was printing dollar bills for the first time. The new money had to be…

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    The American Civil War, with some historians arguing that it was due to the rising abolition movement and others arguing that it was due to economic factors, such as the fundamental differences in the Northern and Southern economies. Many Historians tend to agree that although the war did not begin because of slavery, it influenced the events of the war itself and its outcome, as the cause became one of emancipation. Civil War historiography doesn’t describe the origins of the civil war being…

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    American Civil War Essay

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    American Civil War – Gowtham Venkatachalam The American Civil War, widely known in the United States as simply the Civil War was a civil war fought from 1861 to 1865 to determine the survival of the Union or independence for the Confederacy. The American civil war was the bloodiest war in American history which wiped out 3% of the USA’s population. The civil war was an unintended, but fortunate war that granted some of the freedoms that the United States has come to symbolize. (World to text…

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    Civil War Book Report

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    slaves. I chose these three sources because they were all connected through slavery and the Civil War.…

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    were approximately three million men who served in the armed forces during the Civil War. Although there were countless motives for soldiers to enlist in the Civil War, whether it be the draft forced them into combat or they voluntarily fought for their freedom, the reasons behind soldiers enlisting on both sides differed.” Just like the soldiers of every conflict before and since, the men who fought in the American Civil War enlisted for a multitude of reasons. To claim any universality for…

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    Was the Civil War inevitable? probably not, since it created the Nation that the United States has become. Knowing that the Civil War was a war between the Union States (North) vs. the Confederate States (South). The two main causes of war were Slavery and Religion. The Union President Abraham Lincoln resounding "no" to the central provision of the Crittenden Plan and similar proposals stiffened the backbone of congressional Republicans.(American Stories, pg.363) The Union having triple the…

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    The Civil War that spanned from 1861-1865 is generally known as a means to determine the survival of the Union, or the independence of the Confederacy. This issue surrounding the seceded states stemmed from the issue of slavery, however, and after this four-year conflict, several new amendments were ratified within the Constitution to protect the rights of African Americans. Additions include the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments, creating what some refer to as America’s Second…

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    The Civil war was a conflict over a way life. A plantation agriculture of the South that depended on slaves. When Abraham Lincoln was elected president in 1860 his opposition to slavery was seen as a threat to the economic interest of the southern states. The South responded by seceding from the Union and founding the confederate States of America in 1861 with Jefferson Davis as their president. South Carolina was the first to secede, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana secede…

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