to fight against confederate states
They were the "Border States" Watch a civil war movie to answer this question. It was the war of brother against brother for a reason. The border states "were divided between support for the Union and support of the Confederacy. Because of this they would often lose battles as opposed to kill each other. You won't see it in history, but also some battles were simply avoided due to high ranking loved ones leading opposing troops on each side. Simply passed far from each other.
Most slave states left the union. The "border" states that practiced slavery, but stayed in the union, probably realized it would be too difficult to fight off the North.
The countries that support and poured help during the Afghanis fight against the Soviet Union in 1980 were Iran, Pakistan, China, and the United States.
They had more men to fight against the confederacy. The Union also had the government, navy, and almost all of the united states' factories.
The Border States were those of the Upper South which did not secede. They were Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland and Delaware. The other four states of the Upper South joined the Confederacy after the Battle of Fort Sumter, when Lincoln called for volunteer troops to fight for the Union.
The Union - after Lincoln had taken the drastic step of jailing (without trial) local leaders with pro-Confederate sympathies. Maryland was one of the slave-owning states that remained loyal, and Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation exempted these states from forced Abolition.
Kentucky was a border state. Individuals from Kentucky fought on both sides of the Civil War.
Beyond just Economics, the Confederacy had fewer people than the North. Of the 9 million southerners, only 5.5 million were white. Whereas the north had 22 million people. Four slave states, Delaware, Missouri, Kentucky and Maryland remained loyal to the union. Pockets of unionism existed elsewhere as well. Throughout the war, a steady stream of Blacks fled slavery to fight with the Union.
they fought to preserve the union states to be free.
Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware. All of them were deeply divided, and had only narrowly failed to vote Confederate. Technically, they were Union states, though Missouri was hardly under Lincoln's control. Many people thought Kentucky would go Confederate, and Lincoln allowed it to stay neutral in the first year of the war. When Braxton Bragg invaded the state, he was able to set-up a Confederate government there, but it collapsed as soon as he retreated. All the Border states sent regiments to both sides.
Maryland was a border state which remained in the Union but would have soldiers fighting on both side.
Beyond just economics, the Confederacy had fewer people than the North. Of the 9 million southerners, only 5.5 million were white. Whereas the north had 22 million people. Four slave states, Delaware, Missouri, Kentucky and Maryland remained loyal to the union. Pockets of unionism existed elsewhere as well. Throughout the war, a steady stream of Blacks fled slavery to fight with the Union.
Answer The "plan" was pretty obvious. The Confederate States wanted to secede from the Union. The Union wanted to fight to hold it together. So the Union had to go into the Confederates States and disarm them and convince them to stop. All the Confederates had to do was to keep the Union armies from moving into their states.
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it was mainly because of the splitting of the country.