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The civil war was about the southern states each wanting to be their own independent governments to be able to set their own individual laws and not have Washington tell them what they can or can't do.
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US continue to grow druing the Civil War?
Yes. But it really began to expand westward after the Civil War.
Did Abraham Lincoln ever fight in the war?
No not really but he was a commander for the Civil War
Did the Revolutionary War have submarines in it?
No, not really, submarines were first used successfully in the Civil War.
Why is the battle of gettysburg the turning point of the civil war?
It is really the Siege of Vicksburg.
What was the name of the battle that was the turning point of the war?
The true turning point of the Civil War was the seizure of Vicksburg, but it was really the result of a siege.
Was the US Civil War really a civil war in 1861?
Yes, it actually was a civil war :P
Who really started the Civil War?
the North
Compare and contrast the American Civil War to the war in Iraq?
Well the war in Iraq really has nothing to di with the American Civil War.
What was the first war from the civil war?
The first war to the civil was Japan and Germany. Man they really fought it out but luckily japan lost.
US continue to grow druing the Civil War?
Yes. But it really began to expand westward after the Civil War.
Did Abraham Lincoln ever fight in the war?
No not really but he was a commander for the Civil War
Was the Vietnam war really a war?
The same as the American Civil War; that wasn't a declared war either.
Was there over 100 battles in the civil war?
really it depends what civil war your talking about as there has been many in many different countries.
Did the Revolutionary War have submarines in it?
No, not really, submarines were first used successfully in the Civil War.
Whats so civil about war any way?
Civil can be defined as "of or relating to normal citizens and their concerns" Really the term "Civil war" refers to that, not being civil as in "non-criminal" Is the line spoken at the end of Guns n Roses' Civil War.
Did Gettysburg stop the Civil War?
It didn't supposedly "stop" the civil war, but it was a major battle that really was a huge part of why the Union won, so technically, it might have kind of "stopped" the Civil War.
How many slaves where in the civil war?
Does anybody really know for sure?
