What has changed since the Civil War?

Answer 1

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It stopped slavery."

Try again. The south had already outlawed the importation of slaves with its Articals of Confederation. Also just so that everyone knows the Emancipation Proclomation was total bulls**t. Pull it out and read it and you will know that it only freed slaves in areas of the Confederacy not controlled by the North; it was nothing more than Propaganda. Now why don't we talk about the fact that Robert E Lee had never owed a slave and your great Abe Lincoln married a woman who owed slaves. Or about how your great Abe Lincoln wanted to put all the slaves on ships and send them back to Africa or the East Indies. Now why don't you do a little research for yourself and stop listing to what is spoon fed to you by the media and/or accepted history.

What changed after the Civil War? States we forced to secede their power to the Federal government. It's why we now have a nanny state.

Answer 2

Women obtained the right to vote (suffragette movement).

The wild wild west was tamed (mostly).

Locomotives helped conquer the territories, but so did smallpox.

Mr. Morse invented his "code" and telegraph lines (communications) shrank the great distances.

Incandescent lights replaced gas lamps for streetlights.

The Industrial Revolution enabled children to work 80-hour work weeks, introducing the concept of unionizing the workforce for the purpose of creating survivable working conditions for "a decent wage".

The discovery of flight technology led to the invention of aircraft initially to deliver information (reconnaissance) regarding "enemy movements", then to deliver bombs and/or parachutists and war materiel.

Answer 3

North and south of America fought. North against slavory south for it.

After the Civil War and the North won we became one nation.