It didn't.
During the Civil War, the Northern section was called 'The Union'.
If it had continued to call itself the 'United States', that would have indicated official recognition of the Confederate States as a sovereign nation.
However, the 'Union' responded well to Ulysses Grant's capture of Fort Donelson under the terms 'Unconditional Surrender', since 'U.S.' chimed wth 'United States'. It may have been at this point that Grant inserted his mother's family name Simpson into his own name. (He was actually christened 'Hiram Ulysses Grant', but the West Point nicknames were always based on initials, and he didn't like being called 'Huggy', so he dropped the 'Hiram'.)
Cotton was often called the King of the South during the Civil War.
No
Rutherford B. Hayes was wounded several times, once seriously, during the Civil War.
If you mean "Colonels" of the Civil War, there are simply too many to list
The town that changed 56 times during the Civil War was Romney.
During the civil war times... In 1950'sDon't you mean Civil Rights Era 1950s
the civil war music was mostly music that was classical and sad during those times cause that war was one of our worst wars in that time
The main plot of the civil war television series is to tell the story of the trials and tribulations of the main characters during the times of the civil war.
I think you mean the Revolutionary War.
Robert E. Lee was the main military leader of the Confederacy during Civil War. He was the general for most of the CW times.
Sectionalism is the loyalty to a certain state.
Civil War Times was created in 1962.