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Why did the south start recruiting industry after the civil war?
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∙ 12y ago
farming had been destroyed
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∙ 12y ago
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What did the south do to start the Civil War?
The official start of the Civil War was when the South fired on Fort Sumter NC.
Did the south start the civil war?
Technically, yes. The official start of the Civil War was when the South fired on Fort Sumter NC.
What state did the American Civil War start in?
South Carolina
At the start of the civil war what was the first state to secede from the union?
South Carolina seceded prior to the start of the American Civil War, but it was the first state to do so.
What was the south's greatest resource at the start of civil war?
Brothas
Where did the South start the civil war?
Ft. Sumter, SC
Where did the civil start?
It started in South Carolina, Fort Sumter
What city did the civil war start in?
Charleston, South Carolina
What did the North have at the start of the Civil War that the South did not?
no body cares!
Did the north had greater industrialization over south at the start of the civil war?
Very much so. The South was dominated by cotton-growers who fantasized that they were knights of chivalry, and discouraged their sons from soiling their hands in industry or commerce. They had virtually no industry at the outbreak of war. But they did improvise with some success, for example, building the first submarine.
Why did the south wanted the civil war to start?
The South wanted to start the Civil War because they thought they had the rights to do what they wanted. They did not wants to stop slavery, build factories, give up their farms.
Did the south have a navy at the beginning of the civil war?
None. It had to improvise from the start.
