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Where did the US Civil War start and end?
the civil war started with the battle of fort Sumter and ended ion the appomattox Courthouse where general Lee was forced to surrender, thus ending the civil war.
What invention helped to contribute to the start of the civil war and how did it help contribute to the start of the civil war?
What invention helped to contribute to the start of the civil war and how did it help contribute to
Why were people immigrating to the US after the civil war?
For many of the same reasons they immigrated before the Civil War - to start a new and better life, with more promise for the future
Where did the US Civil War first start?
Fort Sumter, near Charleston, South Carolina.
What was the population of the US at the start of the civil war?
Total Free Population27,489,561Total Slave Population3,953,760Grand Total31,443,321
What marks the start of the Civil War?
The location that arked the beginning of the civil war was Gettysburg.
What month did the Civil War start?
The US Civil War started on April 12, 1861.
When will the next civil war in the US start?
hopefully never
Sectionalism in the US contributed most to the start of the?
Civil war
Secessionism in the US contributed most to the start of the?
civil war.
What day did the civil war start on and why did it start?
The US Civil War started on April 12, 1861, at Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, in South Carolina.
How the civil war led us to the study of US History?
While certainly an important event in US history, the US Civil War didn't "lead" or "start" the study of US History.
What US state was not a state at the start of the Civil war?
West Virgina
In what years did the US Civil War start and end?
1861 to 1865
When did the Arlington Cemetery system start?
During the US Civil War.
How many States were in the Union before the start of the US Civil War?
There were 34 States in the Union when the Civil War began.
When did slavery become a problem in the US making the Civil War start?
The civil war started over "States Rights", not slavery.
