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Why did the south believed it was fighting for the right to self-government?
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How did a strong belief in states rights hamper the South's efforts?
They believed that they had the right to do whatever they wanted and the government couldn't tell them what to do.
Where did most of the fighting took place after 1779?
the South
For which side in the war is songsam fighting?
to south korea side
Was major Robert Anderson fighting for the south or the north?
He fought for the north
How did the patriot fighting tactics differ from those of the british in the west and south?
Stuff
Civil war simularites of north and south?
Both side were fighting for what they thought was right, and for what they wanted, and for what they believed in. Both sides lost a lot of solders.
How did south with fewer supplies resources manage to stall a northern victory for four year?
well because the south really wanted to win a were fighting for somehing they believed was fair
the south stragety for fighting the war?
the south stragety for fighting the war
What three things does Henry William Ravenel believes the South is fighting for?
Their liberty, homes, and right to vote.
Why did the north and the south get in a war?
The Northern and Southern states of America got into a war because the south believed in the right to own slaves and the north did not.
Why did Britain move the fighting southern colonies?
There were more loyalists in the South and Britain believed the Continental Army would have a harder time when separated from friendly support.
Who was fighting for freedom the Union or The Yankees?
Both. The Union was fighting to end slavery, and preserve the Union. The South was looking to become an indepent nation, a right guarenteed by the Constitution.
Name three things for which Henry William Ravenel believes the South is fighting?
their freedom, their homes and their right to vote
What did the south believe they were fighting for in the book killer angels?
In the book "Killer Angels," the South believed they were fighting for states' rights, independence, and the preservation of their way of life, including the institution of slavery. They saw the Civil War as a struggle to maintain their identity and resist what they perceived as Northern aggression.
How did the war in south differ from the fighting in other colonies?
The fighting in the South was less vicious.
How did the war in south differ from the fighting in the other colonies?
The fighting in the South was less vicious.
How did the war in the south differ from the fighting in other colonies?
The fighting in the South was less vicious.
