America in the 21st century is much more highly armed than America in the 19th century when the last Civil War was fought, so the potential for death and destruction is much greater. It would be horrible beyond belief. Let us hope that such a thing will never happen.
a mini civil war broke out in what state over slavery?
It was the 'irrepressible conflict' over slavery, after the failure of a number of compromises, when the South finally broke away from the USA and Congress fought to restore the Union.
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The South broke off from the rest of the United States, because they wanted to keep slavery legalised. The North went at war with them to get them back into the United States and stop slavery.
Because Lincoln was elected on a ticket of no new slave-states. This meant that the South would always be outvoted in Congress. So they broke away.
Breaking French laws can lead to criminal prosecution, or a civil claim.
The south would win of course
the civil war in 1936 broke out in spain.
No, the war of 1862 was an uprising of the Native American tribe know as the Sioux. The American Civil War was a war in which the southern states broke away from the Union and declared war.
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a mini civil war broke out in what state over slavery?
There is no "official" activation code for a game because if there was everyone would have it and the company would be broke. Sorry
JULY 1936
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