states rights, particularly as it related to slavery
to recognition that they are their own "country" that is the main purpose why the south started the civil war
The aim of the war was simply to prevent North Korea from taking over South Korea, and that aim was accomplished (although even today, 59 years later, North Korea remains a threat).
NorthRestore the Union to its original stateLiberate the slaves (not a primary goal until 1863)Blockade the South to prevent communication with Britain and France whenever possible and restrict the flow of tradeSouthDefend their territory from the invading Union armiesTry to gain recognition of their independence from outside nations such as France and Britain(From an aristocratic perspective) To keep the institution of slavery aliveTo protect states' rights
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To assert the viabiliy of the Confederacy as a sovereign nation and gain official recognition by Congress and by foreign countries.
The overriding aim of the south was to force the Union to recognize the Confederacy as a separate country. This could occur by militarily defeating the Union, bankrupting the Union, toppling the elected government of the Union, or by gaining recognition from foreign powers who would then help persuade the Union. A second objective was to permit the continuation and expansion of slavery. For some southerners, this was the principal aim.
Gaining California and New Mexico.
to recognition that they are their own "country" that is the main purpose why the south started the civil war
The aim of the war was simply to prevent North Korea from taking over South Korea, and that aim was accomplished (although even today, 59 years later, North Korea remains a threat).
The aim of the United Nations, of which the US forces were the major part, was to prevent North Korea from taking over South Korea.
Keep South from Seceding
It fulfilled its most urgent aim - to keep the British and French from granting recognition to the Confederates, as this would have made them look pro-slavery. Its official aim - to inspire the North into a heartfelt crusade against slavery - was not fulfilled to any marked degree.
The first Boer War (Farmer's War) started on the 16th December 1880 and lasted until 23rd of March 1881 in South Africa. The result of the war was farmer's victory and British recognition of the South African Republic and Orange Free State.
Lincoln - by issuing the Emancipation Proclamation. He was worried about the high risk of Britain granting recognition to the Confederacy and sending military aid. By turning the war into an official crusade against slavery, Lincoln was able to head-off this threat. Free nations abroad could no longer aid the South without looking pro-slavery themselves.