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What would likely have happened if the Confederates won the civil war?
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If the confederates won the civil war, slavery would be legal throughout the U.S. But, then the south would have its own country.
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What would happen if the confederates helped the union?
There would be no Civil War
Would America be the same if the Confederates had won the Civil War?
No
Who attacks the soldiers in the Civil War?
If it was the Confederate soldiers, the Union would attack the Confederates. If it was the Union soldiers, then the Confederates would attack the Union.
What would have happened if all the border states had joined the C.S.A?
The Union capital, Washington D.C., would have been surrounded by the Confederates, making the South much more likely to win the war.
Who did the union soldiers sight against in the civil war?
If you mean who they fought against than that would be the Confederates.
What did the confederates drink instead of coffee in the civil war?
They would drink tea mostly, but they would also drink "chickory coffee."
What happened during the US Civil War Battle of Shiloh?
The Confederates caught Major General US Grant napping and put on a terrific assault that would have overwhelmed him, had it been continued. Grant's forces outnumbered the attacking Confederates. But Grant's troops rallied the next morning, helped by 20,000 troops under General Buell.
What would happen if the confederates on the civil war?
lets takes this step by step. 1. union (USA) was against slavery and confederates was for slavery 2. the choose to be two countries 3.if they won then we would have slavery and still be in two contries
What would have happened if England had joined the confederates in the civil war?
The South would have gained three immediate advantages - reinforcements from a large and well-trained army, the support of a Navy that ruled the world, and the opportunity to trade its cotton for all kinds of war supplies. Also, if Britain had recognised the Confederacy, the French would probably have followed suit, so these benefits would have been doubled. It is hard to see how the Confederates could have lost under these conditions.
How did the number of soldiers in the US Civil War impact who won?
The Confederates were increasingly outnumbered. When Grant became General-in-Chief, he immediately ended the system of prisoner-exchange, knowing that the Confederates would run out of men first.
Why did Lincoln make the civil war a battle of freedom?
To keep the Brtish and French from aiding the Confederates - it would have made them look pro-slavery.
How was the south finally conquered during the civil war?
By Grant ending the system of prisoner-exchange, knowing that the Confederates would eventually run out of manpower.
