Antebellum means before the war, especially the American Civil War. I love the dresses from the antebellum era.
Antebellum means the period before a specific war, especially the American Civil War. The antebellum era was a time I'd like to visit.
The movie "Gone With The Wind" is a commentary about life in the antebellum or pre-civil-war South, and how that lifestyle was just "blown away" after the war.
The time before the war is called the antebellum period.
One of the ways antebellum can be used in a sentence is the following: Antebellum refers to the American South prior the Civil War where slavery and plantation operations existed.
"Antebellum" is an adjective that refers to something that occurred or existed before the American Civil War. An example sentence: "Fashion among women was at its height in the antebellum South."
Every period of history creates the conditions that give rise to the next period of history. The antebellum period (antebellum is Latin for before the war) was the period which created the conditions that gave rise to the Civil War, which was an extremely important event.
Every period of history creates the conditions that give rise to the next period of history. The antebellum period (antebellum is Latin for before the war) was the period which created the conditions that gave rise to the Civil War, which was an extremely important event.
Antebellum is a word that refers to the period before the Civil War. An example of this term in a complex sentence might be, " Miss Sally fondly remembered antebellum times, before Atlanta had burned, and before most of the men in her town had died in the war."
Antebellum is Latin for "before the war."
Lady Antebellum was created in 2006.
Since the war, historians have called this period Antebellum
the largest antebellum southern industry was