What were the effects of the political social and economics of the civil war?

Answer 1

Politically, all the politicians are in great danger and war is the leading cause of death and is a great health hazard. Secondly, if all the people are dead, there would be no one left to argue incessantly over politics, which would lead to eventual collapse of politics since politics is founded upon people arguing incessantly.

Socially, all people die. No more society.

Economically though, civil war is actually good for the economy! this is because there would be no more economy after a while, which is good for it.

Answer 2

The American Civil War was the most deadly and arguably the most important event in the nation's history. Sectional tensions enshrined in the Constitution erupted into a brutal war that cost over 600,000 lives and cleaved a nation in two. Slavery was a root cause of the conflict, and while the Thirteenth Amendment ended the practice, race relations continued to dominate American politics and society well into the future. The war also increased American economic power until it rivaled, and then surpassed, that of all other countries. And following the war, Americans had a new sense of being a part of a single nation instead of a conglomerate of states with their own institutions and histories.

Answer 3

Northern businesses expanded during the war, and were even more dominant over the ruined Southern economy. Reconstruction did not provide enough impetus for the rebuilding, although massive investments had to be made to restore the infrastructure destroyed during the war.

Answer 4

The most obvious thing is that slavery was ended and the freed slaves became citizens of the United States.

Answer 5

The rise of prices and the North stopped trading with the South.

Answer 6

The crops were burnt, leaving the civilians of closely related towns enevidabley devastated. Politically Lincoln was shot, but government took over for the time being.