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Was the articles of confederacy written after gaining independence?
I think it is articles of confederation and it was after gaining independence.
What is loose union of independence states called?
A Confederacy
A new political entity that proclaimed its independence in Alabama in 1861?
the confederacy
A new nation that proclaimed its independence in Montgomery?
The Confederate States of America, or the Confederacy
A new political entity that proclaimed its independence in Montgomery Alabama in 1861?
the Confederacy
How did the Confederacy view the Union and their membership in it?
Membership? They had quit the Union. They wanted independence.
Was the US a confederacy during the American revolutionary war?
Yes, they didn't become a republic until after they gained their independence.
Why did England not help the confederacy to attain independence?
They didn't need the South's cotton anymore, after they obtained India from the French.
What did the south want in civil war?
The Confederacy wanted and believed it could achieve independence from the US. It almost happened.
What were the main aims of the Confederacy in the civil war?
Their main aim was to affirm and preserve their independence and drive the union soldiers out of their territory.
What was the motivation the confederacy had in winning the civil war?
To gain its independence, as recognised by Congress in Washington, as well as other foreign governments.
Did the confederacy want to win independence or to conquer the north?
The Confederacy primarily sought independence from the Union, aiming to establish itself as a separate nation that could maintain its social and economic systems, particularly slavery. While there were ambitions to conquer the North and bring it under Confederate control, these were secondary to the main goal of securing sovereignty. The desire for independence was rooted in states' rights and the preservation of their way of life. Ultimately, the Confederacy's military strategies reflected a defensive posture, aiming to protect its territory rather than an outright campaign for conquest.
