Why Did The South Led Up To The Civil War
The “Civil War” was important in history because it was when the Northern and Southern part of the United States battled against each other, due to the sides having their own different beliefs and religions. This war lasted 5 year from 1861-1865. The South believed in “Slavery” and were heavy about it because it was their way of making money more easily. But, most people who didn't have slaves or very little would also work with the slaves or be tolerated like one. But the North believed in more states rights and industry as well and the slavery was a step into their machinery. So basically, while the South makes slavery and produce it, the North uses the materials and crops to make things out of slavery.
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And I personally agree based on how he felt.
Since slavery has been created, it became a very important process for the South so when the more free states disagreed with slavery or wanted it to stop expanding, empowered South's decision, started battles that later then led to the Civil War.
The first battle was “Fort Sumter” in April 12, 1861. This was a border dispute that started with the South first opening gunfire located at South Carolina. Which led them to victory of this battle.Another battle was the “Battle of Antietam” September 17, 1862. The most bloodiest battle of the Civil War in Sharpsburg, Maryland. The “Vicksburg Campaign” was also a battle during this era that broke out over the Mississippi River that was used to divide the North and South in December of 1862. In April 30, 1863, located at a small town Southern of Virginia, in Spotsylvania, was another battle that the Confederacy won. Next was the “Siege of Vicksburg” May 18, 1863 and was the final major military action during the campaign. Now a 2 day battle and surely a hot one (July 1, 1863) in Gettysburg, PA that's remembered as the most engaged war of the Civil War. On June 9, 1864, Petersburg
Before this war had occurred, their …show more content…
And I personally agree based on how he felt.
Since slavery has been created, it became a very important process for the South so when the more free states disagreed with slavery or wanted it to stop expanding, empowered South's decision, started battles that later then led to the Civil War.
The first battle was “Fort Sumter” in April 12, 1861. This was a border dispute that started with the South first opening gunfire located at South Carolina. Which led them to victory of this battle.Another battle was the “Battle of Antietam” September 17, 1862. The most bloodiest battle of the Civil War in Sharpsburg, Maryland. The “Vicksburg Campaign” was also a battle during this era that broke out over the Mississippi River that was used to divide the North and South in December of 1862. In April 30, 1863, located at a small town Southern of Virginia, in Spotsylvania, was another battle that the Confederacy won. Next was the “Siege of Vicksburg” May 18, 1863 and was the final major military action during the campaign. Now a 2 day battle and surely a hot one (July 1, 1863) in Gettysburg, PA that's remembered as the most engaged war of the Civil War. On June 9, 1864, Petersburg