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Who fought for the Union during the Civil War?
The Civil War was fought because a group of states in the southern US wanted to split away and form a new nation that would be run the way they wanted. The 11 Southern states the broke away (or seceded) were known as the Confederate States. The Union were the remaining states within the United States that fought to keep the southern states as part of the country.
Which 11 southern states seceded from the US and why?
Georgia, tennesee, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, Alabama , Texas they were all slave states, and didnt want to be part of the union
What caused the end of US neutrality?
The sinking of the Lusitania by the German U-boat and the Zimmermann note made the United States want to enter the war (on the Allies side)
What four factors led to the civil war?
The northern US did not want slavery but the southern US did. The civil war was about abolition and states' rights, which means states wanted the right to choose whether or not they could have slavery.
Why did Russia break treaties with the US?
they didnt agree with there rules.
What was the fist state to break away from the US?
The first state to break away from the United States was South Carolina.
Why did the US break up into states?
The US did not "break up into states". The states were originally formed separately, then the first 13 were made into the USA
What pushed west Virginia to break away Virginia and create a new state?
The US Civil War, and Virginia deciding to leave the US and join the Confederate States of America.
Why the US never had a king?
Because the United States is a Democracy. I leader is voted in by the people. A king inherits the country by right of birth. The United States was formed to break away from the King.
Why did the US break away of the thirteen colonies?
they didn't
Some southerners wanted to break away from the us or to?
secede
Why did some Southerners want to break away from the US or to?
Some Southerners sought to break away from the United States primarily due to issues surrounding states' rights and the preservation of slavery, which they viewed as integral to their economic and social systems. The election of Abraham Lincoln, perceived as hostile to slavery, heightened fears that the federal government would abolish the institution. Additionally, many Southerners believed that secession was necessary to protect their way of life and assert their autonomy against what they saw as overreach by the Northern states and the federal government. This culminated in the formation of the Confederacy and the onset of the Civil War.
How many states in the us not in including NH?
The US has 50 states. If you take away New Hampshire, there are 49.
States should be allowed to break away from the US why or why not?
States should not be allowed to break away from the U.S. because it undermines the principles of unity and democracy that the nation is built upon. The Constitution does not provide a legal framework for secession, and allowing states to leave could lead to instability, conflict, and a fragmented nation. Furthermore, the strength of the United States lies in its diversity and cooperation among states, which fosters economic, social, and political stability. Maintaining the union is essential for addressing shared challenges and protecting the rights of all citizens.
What is President Obama's suggestion to improve schools?
to make schools hours longer and take away summer break and all our others breaks for all the united states and make us have shorter breaks
What is the captical of your states?
US capital is Washington, DC. If you want the capitals of the 50 individual US states-rephrase.
When did the United States lose control over Montreal?
well the US decided they didnt want a city covered in ur poo so they gave it away with 10000kg of poo
