Confederate States of America

The Civil War was the war that determined the fate of the southern slaves. The United States union in the North half had the bloodiest conflict with eleven Southern States that formed the Confederate States of America. The war casted between 1861 to 1865, and during this time the North gained benefits to overcome the South’s attempts. The North had more advance transportation methods that lead to them receiving support and supplies quicker, as well as teleporting them into battle faster. The North

idea to enslave innocent people. In the mid-nineteenth century, the decades of tension between the North and the South of the United States of America, was exploding into the American Civil War. Although the economy was successful due to farming and manufacturing, the North and the South were feuding over westward expansion, slavery, and federal rights versus states rights. “I have fought against the people of the North because I believe they were seeking it’s dearest rights. But never have I cherished

between the Union and the Confederate states from the year 1861-1865. The war was a tragedy, but the battles of the American Civil War caused many changes in America and in a good way, such as the abolishment of slavery and uniting the two sides together. Slavery was the main cause, but the north and south did not agree with each other on ideas, so it sparked the beginning of a war. A devastating blow to the Union, from Brig. Gen. Pierre G.T. Beauregard of the Confederate, caused Major Robert Anderson

1860. This declared that the North is going against numerous other southern states. Over time, five more southern states joined the draft. When Lincoln was elected March 4th, 1861, seven southern states seceded, then confirmed themselves as the Confederate States of America. During secession, the confederate states must bring everything of importance with them. This developed the debate between the Union and the Confederates on who will take Fort Sumter. Fort Sumter was a symbol of sovereignty to

Although the Revolution period between the years of 1776 - 1783 had established the unity of the States to become the United States, an extremely important matter had not been dealt with by the people. In 1861, this matter was addressed in a devastating battle that lasted for over four years. This war became known as the largest and highly destructive battle between the years of 1815 and 1914. A battle that would either determine if the nation was to be based upon an independent government or

The american civil war was a war fought in the United States between northern Union and southern Confederate states from 1861 to 1865, in which the Confederacy sought to establish itself as a separate nation. This war involved both economic factors with ideological factors. The most notable of each being that the southern economy heavily relied on slavery and that people in the north had been increasingly opposing slavery due to its philosophical implications. During the period of this ar european

Battle of Gettysburg was one of the most important battles, if not the most important battle from the Civil War. The Civil War was fought from 1861 to 1865 between the Union and the Confederate States of America. The Union was mainly made up of Northern states while the Confederate States of America was mainly Southern states who had seceded from the nation. The Battle of Gettysburg took place right in the middle of war in 1863, and was one of the bloodiest ever. The battle took place in the 3rd year

life, victorious, something that should bring feelings of pride. But, Confederates are none of these things. Portraying men who were willing to die rather than give respect and basic human rights to African Americans as heroes deserving of commemoration is a shameful misrepresentation of American history. The history behind the statues, the ideas and hatred they represent, and the very reason for their construction is why Confederate monuments should be removed nationwide. The Civil War was fought over

The Confederate States of America: Formation and Reasons for Secession While the Confederate States of America ultimately failed in their goal, the effects of their secession and the Civil War linger into the modern day. There have been many diverging views on the political reasoning behind the separation of the North from the South, and it has become a contentious issue in the twenty-first century. This paper will examine the causes of secession, the initial political formation of the Confederate

The Confederate Flag should not be banned in public buildings and area. The first reason why the Confederate Flag should be not banned is because it is a symbol of Southern heritage. In Document 39, 42% of Americans believe that “the Confederate flag is a representative of Southern history and heritage and is not racist.” This supports my position because many Americans don’t see the Confederate flag as offensive, but instead reflects Southern history. There would be no point in banning something