To retrieve the cotton revenues
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The north and south
Ever since 1951, when North Korea invaded South Korea.
AnswerThe south had an advantage because they knew what they were fighting for whereas the North wasn't quite sure. The south was fighting for their way of life. They were fighting because they didn't want to give their slaves up and they wanted their own government to be able to rule themselves. They didn't agree with the Democratic ways of the North's judicial system. the north was a free land but the south oh boy the south they had many strong beliefs in slavery
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.
He was fighting against the south so he was with the north fighting against slavery.
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Yes they were fighting about slavery. The north side of the U.S. was fighting against slavery and south was fighting to keep slavery. Boo slavery!
The South was fighting to keep its independence - and retain the cotton revenues. The North was fighting to restore the Union - and regain the cotton revenues.
The North was fighting to preserve the union while the South was fighting because they wanted out of the union, but not necessarily to become individual states.
The North was fighting the US; the South was allied to the US.
He fought for the north
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South Vietnam
Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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.
It was about slavery.