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Jefferson Davis was a key figure in the US Civil War. His position as president of the Confederacy was monumental and the fact that he was once the US Secretary of War is most notable. Jefferson's policies greatly effected the US Civil War. In fact it was Davis who authorized the assault on Fort Sumter, which led to the US Civil War. He made decisions that were errors but also made decisions that greatly helped the South. For example, his appointment of Robert E. Lee to command the Southern army defending Richmond in 1862 was a good choice. Lee was called in to replace the wounded Joseph Johnston.
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Why should you remember Napolean Bonaparte today?
because he invented McDonalds
Why did Jefferson Davis support slavery?
Oh, dude, Jefferson Davis supported slavery because he was the president of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War, and slavery was a big deal for those guys. Like, they were all about that whole "owning people" thing back then. So yeah, Davis was all in on that whole slavery gig because, you know, that's just what they did back then.
Was Jefferson Davis a Democrat?
No, Davis was a democrat. He served as a democratic senator for Mississippi during the 1850's. It is a common misconception that Republicans have always been the party associated with racial intolerance. Up until the early-to-mid 20th century, the two main political parties' stances on race relations were the opposite of what they are depicted as today.
What contribution did Jefferson Davis have on others and how is it still impacting your lives today?
Jefferson Davis, as the President of the Confederate States during the American Civil War, significantly influenced the course of American history by symbolizing the Confederacy's fight for states' rights and slavery. His leadership helped solidify the South's identity and resistance, impacting post-war reconciliation and racial dynamics in the United States. The legacy of his actions and beliefs continues to shape contemporary discussions on race, historical memory, and the interpretation of the Civil War, influencing ongoing debates about monuments and the way history is taught today.
How would history of the world have been affected or changed if Jefferson Davis had never lived?
This question calls for an opinion:If Thomas Jefferson never lived, this country would not be the same as it is today. America would probably have never become America as we know it. It may have become Jeffersonia, or Washingtonia. We would most likely still be under the British rule, unless the Spanish Armada crushed them in that famous battle, as long as we're supposing to change the events of history, here. Our country could/would not be able to expand/evolve like it has today. Even if we did get our independence, America wouldn't be the size it is today, as Jefferson 'probably' wouldn't have succumbed to the French, and just let them keep Louisiana, not to mention the Northwest Territorial dispute-thing. Under Thomas Jefferson's leadership, the US bought the Louisiana Territory, making the country 'about' the size it is today. If Thomas Jefferson never lived, that would have never happened. If the Louisiana Territory was never purchased by America, the Lewis & Clark Expedition would never have happened, and John Colter wouldn't have 'discovered' the Yellowstone area. America would not have expanded as it has. Overall, if Thomas Jefferson never lived, this country would not be the same as it is today. We should all say 'Thanks!' to him for making this country like it is today, even though he can't hear us, because he is deader than a doornail.
Is there anyone alive today related to Jefferson Davis?
Yes I am.
How old is Jefferson Davis?
Jefferson Davis was born on June 3, 1808 and died on December 6, 1889. Jefferson Davis would have been 81 years old at the time of death or 207 years old today.
Why is Thommas Jefferson important today?
how is tHOMMAS jEFFERSON IMPORTANT TODAY
Why should you remember Napolean Bonaparte today?
because he invented McDonalds
Anything noteworthy today in history 17th of February-?
On the 17th of February 2013, President Rafael Correa did win the elections of Ecuador with a landslide.
Why should you remember bleriot today?
He was the first person to cross the English Channel successfully
Why did Jefferson Davis support slavery?
Oh, dude, Jefferson Davis supported slavery because he was the president of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War, and slavery was a big deal for those guys. Like, they were all about that whole "owning people" thing back then. So yeah, Davis was all in on that whole slavery gig because, you know, that's just what they did back then.
Was Jefferson Davis a Democrat?
No, Davis was a democrat. He served as a democratic senator for Mississippi during the 1850's. It is a common misconception that Republicans have always been the party associated with racial intolerance. Up until the early-to-mid 20th century, the two main political parties' stances on race relations were the opposite of what they are depicted as today.
What has the author Gerry Davis written?
Gerry Davis has written: 'The Today Show' -- subject(s): Today show (Television program) 'Doctor Who'
Why should you remember Joan Miro today?
Joan Miro is a Spanish (Catalan) surrealist painter.
Is baron Davis playing today?
Yes
Who owns monticello today?
The Thomas Jefferson Foundation now owns Monticello
