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A loose union of independent state is?
see messil
What was the name of the new nation that the states that seceded from the Union formed?
Confederate states of America or confederacy
Why didn't England support the Confederacy?
Because: 1 - The Confederacy was not able to win a decisive battle in the Union territory. 2 - British public opinion was openly against slavery and would not have approved the recognition of the Confederacy, whose member were slave States, as an independent Nation.
What was the name of the nation created by the seceding?
The nation created by the seceding states during the American Civil War was called the Confederate States of America (CSA). Formed in 1861, it consisted of eleven southern states that seceded from the Union. The Confederacy aimed to establish itself as an independent nation, primarily to preserve the institution of slavery and states' rights. The Civil War concluded in 1865, leading to the dissolution of the Confederacy.
What were the battle plans for the Civil War Union?
The major and most important battle plan for the Union, was to defeat the Confederacy, and strive to rebuild the nation as one again.
A loose union of independent state is?
see messil
What did it mean to leave the Union in 1860?
The term used to describe the Southern States exit from the United States was called succession. The Confederacy declared itself to be an independent nation.
What were the five areas where the union's resources outweighed the confederacy's?
love our nation and america
Why did Great Britain and France not recognize the Confederate States of America?
It was not in the interests of either France or England to formerly recognize the Confederacy. With that said, both nations gave aid and support to the South. Most of which came from England.The British knew that the Confederacy was a de facto independent nation. It had a capitol, a constitution and a standing army. The South borrowed funds from both nations and Britain built warships for the South. Many European international law experts claimed the Union's blockade of Southern ports was an act of war, and that in itself created the South as an independent state at war with the US.
What was the confederacy's military action as a sovereign nation?
Seizing Fort Sumter from the Union Army
What was the name of the new nation that the states that seceded from the Union formed?
Confederate states of America or confederacy
What nation contributed to the confederacy during the civil war?
Just the Union against Confederates- no help
What was the Confederacy's first military action as a sovereign nation?
Seizing Fort Sumter from the Union Army
What was the confederacy a first military action as a sovereign nation?
Seizing Fort Sumter from the Union Army
Why didn't England support the Confederacy?
Because: 1 - The Confederacy was not able to win a decisive battle in the Union territory. 2 - British public opinion was openly against slavery and would not have approved the recognition of the Confederacy, whose member were slave States, as an independent Nation.
What was the major difference between the war policies the Union and the Confederacy during the US Civil War?
During the US Civil War the Union sought the complete destruction of the Confederacy's government. This objective had no limits. On the other hand, the Confederacy had a more limited objective. The South did not fight for the destruction of the United States. They sought to secede and become an independent nation.
Did Jefferson Davis want to give terms to the south to encourage restoration of the union?
He wouldn't be giving terms to the South. He was the Southern President. Do you mean offer terms to the North (the Union)? At the very end, the Confederacy offered to abolish slavery, if the Union would grant it recognition as an independent nation. Congress wasn't interested.
