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The people who were for slavery.
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What was the southerns named during the civil war?
The Confederacy.
Why did northerners and southerns eagerly rush in to the civil war?
Because both sides were certain that they would win.
Why did many southerns become sharecroppers after the civil war?
It looked like the obvious move up from slavery - half-owning the crops you cultivated on someone else's land.
Why did some southerns reject shermans plan to give land to former slaves?
Many southerners felt this was a violation of the Constitution. General Sherman was a general in the Union Army during the Civil war.
Who were the scalawage?
is southerns who supported the rebulican party
In the civil war the southerns were the?
confederates
In the American Civil War the southerns were known as what?
The Confederates
What was the southerns named during the civil war?
The Confederacy.
What was the capitol for the Southerns during the Civil War?
Richmond, Virginia
What name did the southerns called themselves during the civil war?
Slavers
What were the southerns called during the civil war?
The common names for them were "the Rebels", the "Rebs" and the "Johnny Rebs".
Why did northerners and southerns eagerly rush in to the civil war?
Because both sides were certain that they would win.
Why did many southerns did not want to give equal rights to African American after the civil war?
they felt the were less then them, animals
Why did many southerns not want to give equal rights to African American after the civil war?
they felt the were less then them, animals
What did the southerns goal the hoped to achieve by fighting the civil war?
To preserve slavery and have their own nation where slavery would exist.
Were the Southern colonies friendly?
No. The southerns were the ones who started slavery where as the north prohibited it. The southern started slavery especially around the Civil War.
Why did many southerns become sharecroppers after the civil war?
It looked like the obvious move up from slavery - half-owning the crops you cultivated on someone else's land.
