The south wanted to do this because they liked slavery and the union didn't. The south then decided to brake away from the north.
the south wanted slavery to still exist even if the union was split
Break the blockade and the South might be able to negotiate a settlement.
Because they didn't believe in slavery strongly enough to want to break up the Union.
Because they didn't believe in slavery strongly enough to want to break up the Union.
At the beginning of the Civil War, the Union did not initially seek to wage total war. The primary goal was to preserve the Union and restore the status quo rather than completely destroy the South's infrastructure or civilian morale. Early strategies focused on conventional military engagements and limited objectives, but as the war progressed, the Union's approach evolved into total war, especially under leaders like General Sherman, who aimed to break the South's will to fight.
They want to break away from Canada so that they can be free of any harms that can happen to their families
he wanted to break away from Britain (England)
the north wanted slavery to end in the south, they also wanted to preserve the union(keep the union united)
You have a misunderstanding of history and terms. "Redcoats" was a slang term for soldiers of the British Army. They WERE the British, and did not want to break away from anything.
The north was known as the Union. It was the north that did not want the states to be separated.
they didn't want to do away with slavery Lincons on mouth in one of his speaches said that if he could bring the South back into the union he would not do away with salavery
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No actually in he begenning a majority did not want to break away from England they were called loyalist or tories
the south wanted slavery to still exist even if the union was split
Break the blockade and the South might be able to negotiate a settlement.
Because they didn't believe in slavery strongly enough to want to break up the Union.
Because they didn't believe in slavery strongly enough to want to break up the Union.