What were at least three results of the Civil War?

Answer 1

No more slavery, southern states had to pay, Lincoln was assassinated

Answer 2

There were many lasting outcomes of the US Civil War. Here are some major ones:

A. Slavery was abolished by the 13 Amendment;

B. In the South Reconstruction was a disaster. The South's economy was still below 1860 levels at the end of the 19th century; and

C, For decades, well into the 20th century the Democratic Party ruled in many states of the "South".

Answer 3

There were multiple outcomes of the US Civil War. Perhaps among the three that can be deemed the most significant and least debatable was the abolition of slavery. The other two significant outcomes of the war are debatable. With that said the second outcome that was significant was the absolute devastation of the South's economy. Even in the year of 1900, economists inform us that in that year, the wealth of the South had reached only 75% of what it was in 1860. That outcome is a surprise to many people. This meant that poverty among the populace was effected in a real negative fashion. The third outcome, it can be argued, was the return of white power that ran many southern states, which in turn led to the "non-existence" of the Republican Party in deep South states.

Answer 4

did not have mony?