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Why did Jefferson Davis clash with his Cabinet in the Confederate government?
Davis urged national unity to secure independence, while his Cabinet stressed "states rights."
Why did Jefferson Davis frequently clashed with his cabinet in the confederate?
Davis urged national unity to secure independence, while his Cabinet stressed "states rights."
Why did Jefferson Davis frequently clashed with his Cabinet in the Confederate government?
Davis urged national unity to secure independence, while his Cabinet stressed "states rights."
Why was Jefferson Davis blamed by many for the Confederate defeat?
He was out of his depth, unable to control his cabinet or his Generals.
When did Confederate President Jefferson Davis agree to negotiate the end of the war?
Confederate President Jefferson Davis held a cabinet meeting on April 13, 1865. At that meeting the cabinet and Davis agreed that it was time to negotiate with Union General Sherman to agree to surrender terms.
Is it true that members of the President's cabinet of the Confederate States could be members of Congress and could vote but could not debate?
false
Who had the better location in the Battle of Antietam?
The Confederate Army was at the advantage at Antietam.
What is the location of the infamous facility for confederate prisoners of the civil war?
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What was the location of the capital of the confedaracy?
Richmond, Virginia was the capital of the Confederate States of America.
How can one attach a lateral filing cabinet to a wall?
One can attach a lateral filing cabinet to a wall by choosing a right location, creating guide holes, removing drawers before fastening the cabinet to the wall.
Was general George McCellan union or confederate?
Union. But he was a pro-slavery Democrat, politically opposed to Lincoln, and some of the cabinet doubted his loyalty.
What Confederate official advised Jefferson Davis to not attack Fort Sumter?
The Confederate Secretary of State was Robert Toombs. He was a native of Georgia and a man with common sense. He pleaded with President Jefferson Davis to not attack Fort Sumter. He warned Davis and the Confederate cabinet that an attack on the fort at this time was "suicide". His exact words also were that " ( the attack ) was wrong and unnecessary... it was wrong and it was fatal". Davis' cabinet confirmed his orders to assault on Fort Sumter. The rest is history.
