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The North's objective in the US Civil War was to end the Southern rebellion as soon as possible. Doing this would unify the nation and problems like slavery could be more easily solved once the Confederates could no longer fight the war.
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∙ 7y ago
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∙ 7y agoThe North wanted to keep the country together. If the South had remained separate, Britain could have taken the South over and then the North.
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What were the Norths greatest strengths of the US Civil War?
* Manpower. * An Industrial base. * A fleet capable of establishing a blockade on the South. * lots of girls
What does s stand for in the Civil War?
Us civil war
What war ended slavery in the US?
civil war. civil war.
What is another term for the US Civil War?
With regards to the US Civil War, many historians prefer to use the term of The War Between the States. For some historians, what is generally called the US Civil War, is not an accurate use of the term "civil war".
What was the Norths plan of attack for winning the US Civil War?
They wanted to capture Richmond, and cut off the South's supplies.
What were the Norths greatest strengths of the US Civil War?
* Manpower. * An Industrial base. * A fleet capable of establishing a blockade on the South. * lots of girls
Name the US war between the North and South?
*The civil war *The War between the States
How is the syrian civil war similar and different from the first civil war?
The Syrian civil war is totally different from the US civil war. Here is the rational for this statement: A. The objective of the rebel forces in Syria is to replace the central Syrian Government. The objective of the South in the US Civil War was not to replace or overthrow the Federal government, but to leave the Union and establish a new country called the Confederate States of America; B. I the US Civil War, a new nation, the Confederacy was established. It lasted only 4 years, but it was a new nation. In comparison, the rebels in Syria have been unable to do what the US South did, but it's not their objective, which is to replace the current regime; and C. In Syria, the "family" of dictators over the past 20 plus years, has indeed been a dictatorship. In the US Civil War, as angry as some Southerners were, they were part of a "constitutional" Federal Government. The Confederacy also had a constitution similar to the Federal one. At the time of the US Civil War, neither constitution, Union or Confederate outlawed slavery. Taken as a whole, & except for the fact that a "conflict" is in Syria and was in the USA in 1861, no real comparison can be made. Surely however, it can be seen that the US Civil War is vastly different from the one in Syria. One last note here (although many more differences can be noted ) the US Civil War, and if I can be allowed some leeway on this next sentence: The US Civil War was between 2 separate governments and the conflicts involved huge armies. In the US Civil War, slavery was an issue. In Syria, there are no slaves, however, in a dictatorship, the people have no true chances to "vote" a dictator out of power. In the US Civil War, Lincoln was re-elected, however there were Union candidates running against Lincoln in the 1864 elections.
How long takes reconstruction last in US after civil war?
us civil war
What year did the us split in the Civil War?
US Civil War 1861-1865.
What does s stand for in the Civil War?
Us civil war
What war ended slavery in the US?
civil war. civil war.
What was Lincoln's major war aim?
The primary, the fundamental objective of the Union forces in the US Civil War was to force the South into an unconditional surrender. This meant that for all practical purposes, the Confederate forces were no longer able to defend themselves and the Confederacy.
Where there farewell dances for the US Civil War?
Yes there were farewell dances for the US civil war
Was the US Civil War really a civil war in 1861?
Yes, it actually was a civil war :P
What was the Norths plan of attack for winning the US Civil War?
They wanted to capture Richmond, and cut off the South's supplies.
Is Vietnam technically a war or a major battle?
The dictionary defines two (or more) recognized nations fighting each other as a war. A battle is one engagement or series of engagements over the same objective (a hilltop or city for example). And technically the American Civil War is considered the "War of the Rebellion" in the US Government archives. Neither the US Civil War nor the Vietnam War were declared wars.
