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What was the New South in the Civil War?
The term "New South" pertains to the American South after Reconstruction and is usually concerned with the period from 1876 to the Civil Rights Era. The concept of the New South includes the industralization of the Southern States, for example textile manufacturing, tobacco products, and steel (in the Birmingham AL area), race relations and segregation, and the rise of political power in the South at that time. The Old South (antebellum, or before the war) was replaced by the New South (a mixture of boosterism, industralization, segregation and populism) after Reconstruction.
Who is the new commander of the union armies 1864?
U.S.Grant .
Union commander who seized new Orleans baton rouge and natchez?
David Farragut, commander of Union Naval Fleet, winner of battle of New Orleans and helped control Mississippi River
Who were the generals of new Orleans of the civil war?
Major General Mansfield Lovell. He was the confederate Commander in New Orleans before the conquer of the city by Admiral Farragut in 1862. Major General Benjamin Butler. He was the Commander of the Union Occupation Forces in New Orleans in 1862.
What new country was formed after the boer war?
South Africa
