Some of the problems the South faced after the civil war was money; their confederate money was absolutely useless. Another problem was Northern Carpet Baggers, who literally packed what the ad and traveled down south with all of their belongings in carpet bags. They had more money than the southerners so they pretty much took things from the southerners, in other words, took advantage of them.
There were many social problems that arose after the Civil War. Domestic violence for example was on the rise in many areas.
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the north and the south were fighting over owning slaves and went to war over it. the north also wanted to keep the union together and the south wanted to separate and make their own nation.
The North's objective in the US Civil War was to end the Southern rebellion as soon as possible. Doing this would unify the nation and problems like slavery could be more easily solved once the Confederates could no longer fight the war.
The main reason was states rights.
Fort Sumter was in the Civil War, not the Revolutionary war. And yes, Fort Sumter was taken over by South Carolina and the Confederacy in the Civil WAr
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The preservation of the union
Because the south was unhappy about the end of the civil war. Abraham Lincoln created amendments which gave rights to the slaves.
It is still celebrated all over the South, and to some degree elsewhere.
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north and south often called the war between the states
there would still be slaves and slavery would not be over.
The Union had an extreme chance of loosing the Civil War, but during the battle of Gettysburg, which was fought in the North (so the Union new the territory better then the confederates), Robert E Lee surrendered and the war was officially over. Seeing that the majority of the battles were in the south, the north was left seemingly untouched, while the South suffered economic problems.
The "Solid South". The south voted democratic at all levels for the next one hundred years. In 1948 Strom Thurmond, a Democratic Senator from South Carolina, ran for president as a "Dixiecrat" after disagreeing with Truman over civil rights. Truman won anyway, despite Thurmond's dividing the Democratic vote. This let the Democrats know they could win without southern votes. Then in the 60s Democrats Kennedy and Johnson angered the south by forcing desegregation and civil rights on the south (ignoring identical problems in the north), and the south turned Republican, joining the "party of Lincoln". Ideologically the parties had traded places in the century since the Civil War.
The main elements for the South in the US Civil War ended in a disaster. After four years of waging war to gain its independence, the South lost over 300,000 men and huge losses in property that the war destroyed.