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Did the French help the Confederates?
The French and the British did trade with the confederates, but little of that got through because of the Union blockade. The French were officially neutral but recognised the confederates as a "belligerent".
Why did the union and the confederate fight over fort Sumter?
Because it was a US Army garrison on an island in Charleston harbour. The Confederates wanted to assert their sovereignty over the whole of South Carolina. The Union refused to recognise the Confederacy, and wanted to assert their rights over the island and its garrison.
What was the role of slavery in the secession of union?
I dont think you have this right. The Union did not succedde it was the Confederates. and the confederates main reason for trying to leave the "union" was because they felt they were not fairly represented in congress.
When did the fist southern state secede from the united states in the civil war?
That was South Carolina in December 1860 - in direct response to Lincoln's election win (because he would not allow any new slave-states). Six more states had joined them by the time Lincoln was inaugurated in March. And the war started in April, withthe Confederates firing on the US Army garrison on Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbour.
Why were Grant's strategies against the south successful?
Because he ended the system of prisoner-exchange, so the Confederates were bound to run out of men first.
The confederates wanted because it controlled the entrance to Charleston Harbor?
fort sumter
Why did the Confederates fire at Fort Sumter?
The Confederates attacked the federal Fort Sumter in the Charleston Harbor of South Carolina because its commander, Major Anderson refused to surrender. Attacking the fort was an error as it brought on the US Civil War.
Why were the confederates involved in the Civil War?
Because they had broken away from the USA, to form a separate nation. The flashpoint came at Fort Sumter, a US army garrison on an island in Charleston harbour, which was fired-on by Confederates and evacuated. Lincoln called for 75,000 volunteers, and the war was on.
Why did confederates fire at fort Sumter?
Because they had declared South Carolina to be part of the Confederate States of America, and they were not willing to allow a Union garrison on an island fort in Charleston Harbour.
Why did the Confederates want to seize Fort Sumter?
Because it was in Charleston Harbour, and the Confederacy was trying to assert its sovereignty over the whole of South Carolina. Lincoln did not recognise the Confederacy, and continued to occupy the fort with US troops.
Why did the confederates states secede from the union?
Because of slavery causes and dissagreements between the union and the confederates
Why did the confederates revolt from the US?
The confederates revolted mainly because they did not like the idea of slavery being abolished.
Why did the confederates lose the Battle of Gettysburg?
because they did
Did the French help the Confederates?
The French and the British did trade with the confederates, but little of that got through because of the Union blockade. The French were officially neutral but recognised the confederates as a "belligerent".
Why did honest Abe get shot?
Because he was against the Confederates...it was a group of fundamentalist confederates that planned his assassination.
Why did the union and the confederate fight over fort Sumter?
Because it was a US Army garrison on an island in Charleston harbour. The Confederates wanted to assert their sovereignty over the whole of South Carolina. The Union refused to recognise the Confederacy, and wanted to assert their rights over the island and its garrison.
Why did the siege of Charleston happen?
Because they wanted it to happen
