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Who is Alexander stephens and why is he important to the war?

He was the vice president of the civil war.


Who was the south's vice president during the civil war?

Alexander Stephens


Who's Alexander Stephens?

Vice president of the confederacy in the civil war


Who was the vice president of the confederacy during the civil war?

Alexander Stephens


Who was the vice president of the confederate states of America in the civil war?

Alexander Stephens


What were Alexander Stephens' views on slavery?

It was the primary cause of the American Civil War.


Who was the vice-president of the Confederate States of America in the Civil War?

Alexander Hamilton Stephens .


Who was Alexander Stephens vice president for?

Alexander Hamilton Stephens was the Vice-President of the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War. He served as Vice-President for Alexander Hamilton, the President of the Confederate States of America.


Who were the vice presidents during the Civil War?

Union: Hannibal Hamlin and then Andrew Johnson. CSA: Alexander Stephens.


Civil War People A-Z?

· Alexander Stephens (Vice President of the Confederate States of America) · Zook, Samuel (Union General)


Words for civil war alphabet book?

· Alexander Stephens (Vice President of the Confederate States of America) · Zook, Samuel (Union General)


Who was Alexander stephens and why is he important to Georgia?

Alexander Stephens was an American politician and the Vice President of the Confederacy during the Civil War. He served as the Governor of Georgia and was a prominent advocate for states' rights and slavery. His "Cornerstone Speech" in 1861 articulated the Confederacy's foundational principles, emphasizing the belief in white supremacy and the institution of slavery. Stephens' political career and his role in the Confederate government make him a significant figure in Georgia's history, especially concerning its Civil War legacy.