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Yes, because the South rejoined the North and things were worked out.
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What did the north have and not the south during the civil war?
Advanced manufacturing industry, able to produce the latest weapons, especially artillery. Plus... the most talented President America ever had.
Was the south ever really defeated after the civil war?
The Confederacy, or South, officially surrendered in 1865, so yes, they were really defeated. Racism, however, was not.
What are the strength and weakness of both sides of the civil war?
The North had to do the invading. The South was mostly fighting on home ground, with which they were more familiar, and where local civilians were able to help. The North was industrialised, and able to manufacture all manner of war supplies. The South was agricultural and had to improvise its war production. The North was free to import and export throughout the war. The South was increasingly blockaded. The North had little experience of cavalry. The South had a strong cavalry tradition, with most young men owning several horses. The North were fighting reluctantly, out of duty. The South were the kind of people who actively relished a fight. The North had the most talented President America has ever known. The South had a President who was badly out of his depth, both in military and political affairs.
What side did many American Indians take in the Civil War and why?
most Indians took the south side because for the first time ever Indians had political representation.
What was the south industry during the civil war?
It had very little at the beginning, so it had to improvise. Against all its disadvantages (such as the blockade), the South displayed great ingenuity in setting up an industrial infrastructure. For example, it built the first submarine ever to sink a warship.
Was there any way to avoid the civil war?
Perhaps by dividing California into North and South, along the line of the Missouri Compromise. I wonder if this was ever suggested.
Did the North ever name call the South before the civil war?
no
How does the Civil War apply to your history?
the civil war was all about freeing the slaves. the north wanted to abolish slavery and the south wanted to keep slavery. in the end nobody ever knew what they were fighting for.
What did the north have and not the south during the civil war?
Advanced manufacturing industry, able to produce the latest weapons, especially artillery. Plus... the most talented President America ever had.
How long have North and South Korea been fighting?
Ever since 1951, when North Korea invaded South Korea.
Was edgefield South Carolina ever a part of North Carolina?
no
Why did they fight the Civil War?
The Civil War was fought in part due to the Emancipation Proclamation. It was also fought because of what most wars are fought for money or goods. The South had something the North wanted which was cotton but also the North had Factories that the South wanted.
Was Marlboro County in South Carolina ever part of North Carolina?
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Can one car with acceration toward north ever go south?
Not until it passes the North Pole.
Why was the civil war ever fought?
to determine whether the south would continously own slaves
Has any governor of North Dakota ever vetoed a bill that would have legalized same-sex civil unions in that state?
No. The North Dakota state legislature has never passed a bill that would legalize civil unions and, as a result, no governor of North Dakota has ever had the opportunity to sign or veto such a bill.
Has any governor of North Carolina ever vetoed a bill that would have legalized same-sex civil unions in that state?
No. The North Carolina state legislature has never passed a bill that would legalize civil unions and, as a result, no governor of North Carolina has ever had the opportunity to sign or veto such a bill.
