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But the South didn't succeed.
A more common question is How would things be different if the South had won the war.
The most usual answer is that slavery would have died out naturally in about thirty years, as free countries abroad became reluctant to trade with slave-owners.
What else can I help you with?
Why did the south thinks secession its from the union would succeed?
the south didnt have to defeat the union, just avoid losing
How did former confederate states succeed in disenfranchising African Americans?
because the north didnt want the blacks so they shoved the problem down south
Why did the southern states try to succeed from the union during the civil war?
the south didnt have to defeat the union, just avoid losing
When did South Carolina succeed?
1860, December of 1860
What did Britain get from South Africa?
they didnt.
What was john c calhoun's solution to the tariff of abominations?
Doctrine of Nullification and South Carolina threatened to succeed from the Union.
Why was South Carolina the first state to succeed?
anwer the question
Why is John Steinbeck's writing so popular in South America?
Because they though that they would seem smarter if they read things that they didnt understand, oh well.
What life was like in the south after slavery?
Great, but the south didnt fight for slavery
Why was david walker unpopular in the south?
because the people in the south didnt like him
Why did the South succeed in the Civil War?
The South did not ultimately succeed in the Civil War. The Confederacy, representing the South, was defeated by the Union, representing the North, in 1865. The North's advantages in terms of population, industry, and resources played a significant role in their victory.
Did Sargon from south to north to conquer sumer?
no he didnt
