British thought the southerners wanted to join the british
Australia New Zealand Army I don't know the last one do I?
Sherman said "War is hell" to the Southern friends he had made while living in New Orleans, before he reluctantly headed back North to rejoin the army at the outbreak of hostilities.
The Southern States believed that they had the right to secede because the Union had violated the US Constitution. Because of this the Southern States believed that the Republican dominated Congress and the views of President elect Lincoln would continue to do so, thus the Southern States believed that they had the right to leave the Union.
enactment of black codes by souther leadersoutbreak of race riots in new Orleans and Memphisthe election of former confederates to congressresponse of southern legislatures to the 14th amendmentmassive exodus of former slaves from the south.distrust of Johnson and his reconstruction plans
New Orleans New Orleans
The policies of new Southern state governments that angered Congress were the black codes.
If you are referring to the Confederate States of America (CSA), it was formed by the Southern Congress at the start of the Civil War and required southern states to provide men and arms to the southern cause. Each state in the southern confederacy was and did supply men and arms to the Southern Government of Jefferson Davis but Davis held to his believe that each state should provide from their own regions men for the Southern Army. Therefore, you have the 28th Georgia, the 10th Alabama, the 4th Virginia Cavalry and so on -- vs., the Union's position of using men from various parts of the North to form brigades, regiments, and Corps so that any one regiment could have men from Ohio, New York, New Hampshire, etc - except for the volunteer units which could retain there own state identity.
Yes.
George Washington
After the first Battle of Bull Run the Confederate Congress approved raising a 400,000 man army. The enlistment period for the new recruits ranged from one to two years. The Southern victory at the first Battle of Bull Run brought in flocks of Southern volunteers, however most of the volunteers preferred a one year term of duty.
George Washington
Cheese
Congress cannot separate a state and form another state.
Australia and New Zealand did not jointly form an army. Each country had its own relatively newly formed army and, for the purposes of fighting in World War 1, the two armies were merged into what became known as the "Australian and New Zealand Army Corps" or ANZAC as it better known.
They called it the confederate army but I don't know who was the president
They called it the confederate army but I don't know who was the president
Because in Congress, a new conservative coalition had arisen out of opposition to New Deal liberalism and FDR's internationalism.