The civil war was different because in the civil war it was northern America fighting southern America. in other wars it was all of America fighting a different country. They were fighting because the South (or the Confederates) wanted to keep slavery in the US. The North ( or the union) was fighting to abolish slavery in the US. Of course, the North won.
They were fighting for Southern Independence and the Rights of the States..
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Probably because the UNITED States of America was fighting with itself.
the issues they fought the Civil War was so the South could come back to the Unio and be the "United States" of America
It was during the Civil War because the north and south fought against each other. That is what the Civil War is. The Revolutionary War is America fighting against the British to gain their own freedom.
They were "the Civil War". The North and the South were going against each other. They were fighting against slavery (the North). And the South wanted slavery.
In the beginning of the Civil War the North was fighting to join the South back into the Union. While to the South the war was about defense, to protect their new country Confederate States of America(C.S.A). By the end of the war the North was fighting against the 'Peculiar Institution in other words slavery, while the South was fighting to save it.
There are both very important to America. But The Revolutionary I think is a little more important because it started America, but the civil war almost ended America and did for a few years but the Revolutionary War is more important
The American's didn't lose the civil war because the North states were fighting the south states over whether there should be slavery in North America or not.
It depends on what you are asking. When was America fighting? Where was America fighting? Why? Think of where they were fighting. Whoever lives there must be the people they were fighting. I hope this makes a little bit of sense.
There was only America . It was the Northern States against the Southern States of the U.S.