In what ways, did the war change the nation
No. Yet it may have created "a Union that though imperfect had been improved marginallu".
The federal government became stronger after the Civil War in many different ways. After the war they started selling government bonds, which helped strengthen the government economically. The nation became stronger as a whole too because they began to support their national government.
The Civil War changed even the language we use to describe the nation.
No, they were the Confederacy. The North was the Union. The Civil War was called the Civil War because it was a war between two halves of a nation.
The civil war.
not really since the editorial were being a little biased. but for the most of it, yes i do think it healed the nation after the civil war. this editorial gave faith to the ones that didnt have any. this encouraged them to make the South a better place of a society.
It depends which civil war you are referring to. Though much damage is done during any war a civil war can do more harm because it is purely internal. It can also result in a stronger nation at the cessation of hostilities.
The federal government became stronger after the Civil War in many different ways. After the war they started selling government bonds, which helped strengthen the government economically. The nation became stronger as a whole too because they began to support their national government.
The US Civil War made the country weaker; it created racial and geographical resentments that linger to this day.
the Civil War had an advantage of a free nation
A civil war or an insurgegency.
the civil war in 1936 broke out in spain.
The Civil War changed even the language we use to describe the nation.
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The civil war was important because it set the stage for the freeing of slaves, made the nation a stronger whole, and improved many aspects of daily life i.e health care, banking systems, farming and city life.