In the south
The economy was completely destroyed
Civil wars are bad for the economy because the nation is fighting itself. Crops are destroyed. Homes are destroyed. And when its all said and done the victor has to reincoporate the other side back in. That means using an already over burdened national treasury to get people back on their feet. Second response The North's economy boomed during the US Civil War.
The concept of absolute, arbitrary monarchy was destroyed during the English Civil War....
It left them with a destroyed economy and a loss in population and materials.
No - most of the SOUTH was
It was a terror bombing during the Spanish Civil War.
The Southern economy collapsed. Its money was worthless. The blockade closed off trade. Sherman's March destroyed what little industry there was, and the transportation system to get food, clothing, and ammunition to the army. His army ate or destroyed the crops that the mothers, wives, and sisters of the soldiers had planted. By the end, a Barter Economy was all that was left, for what little was left to trade.
The area of Georgia from Atlanta to Savannah was completely destroyed during the American Civil War. This was part of Sherman's infamous March to the Sea.
bad.
Eventually the North, as the Southern farmlands and railroads were being destroyed, the Southern economy wrecked, and the Confederate troops in the field increasingly barefoot and starving.
There really wasn't any after the Civil War if I remember correctly. That's because their economy was destroyed, and it was mainly agriculture.
Southern.