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What separated the North and South during the Civil War?
states rights
Who was the US president during civil war with Mexico?
The U.S was at war with itself, separated between the Northern states and the Southern states
How many states were there in 1863?
In 1863, there were 36 states in the United States. This was during the Civil War, a conflict that began in 1861 and involved several states that had seceded from the Union. The states included those that were part of the Union and the Confederate states that had separated.
How was the Soo Canal used during the Civil War?
The Soo canal was used during the civil war by sending war supplies through the canal to be sent to different states.
What was the river that separated the free states and the slave states during the civil war?
The Potomac divided the Confederacy from the Union, although Maryland was a slave-state, and so was DC at the beginning. The Ohio River divided the slave-states from free soil.
During the civil war where was the capital of the confederate states?
Richmond was the capital of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War.
Which three states became states during the civil war?
Kansas, Nevada and West Virginia became states during the US Civil War.
Which states entered the Union during the American Civil War?
West Virginia and Nevada both became states during the American Civil War, and both were Union states.West Virginia and Nevada became states during the American Civil War, and both were Union states.
Who is Queen of the west- civil war?
There was none. the union and the confederates were only separated during the war
What is the line that separated the north and south during the civil war called?
Mason Dixon line
During the Civil War who was president?
Abraham Lincoln was President of the United States of America during the Civil War. Jefferson Davis wa President of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War.
Who had the most states during the civil war?
the unities states of amercian
