Southern Pride In The Civil War

Even though by the end of the Civil War each side had lost thousands of their men, and much of their morale, both the Union and the Confederate States of America had advantages through the beginning years of the war. The North had many advantages over the South. For one, the North had more dominance over the CSA in relation to the available resources for war. Because most factories were located inside the remaining states of the Union, the North could manufacture and produce their own supplies for war while the South was less privileged in this sense.

After the colonization of America took place, sectionalism emerged between the now industrialized North and the agrarian South. Throughout the existing sections in the North and South, different perspectives about social, cultural, and economic issues such as slavery, rights, and tariffs arose, proving to be the foundation for the American Civil War. The economy called for a strong sense of unity and support within the regions due to the need for modern transportation in importing and exporting purchased goods for war. Led by President Davis, the Confederate economy of the South was unsuccessful in reaching its highest capability. Meanwhile President Abraham Lincoln led the Union States of the North to a prosperous industrial economy.

From the 1960’s to 2000, the Confederate Flag flew on the SC State House flagpole and caused a great impact on the country. Along this period there were many conflicts, boycotts, and fires all around South Carolina. Even a march that included more than 50,000 people! The Confederate Flag of SC was taken off the statehouse pole on July 2nd, 2000 after 30 years of controversy. This conflict between SC lawmakers and the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) started at the 100th year anniversary of the Civil War, which was when the flag was raised; but African Americans thought it represented slavery.

Well people down south consider the confederate flag a symbol of back home. They do not think it was right they banned it. They disagree of the banment of the confederate flag because it isn't a thing of racism. The people that are against it they do not like the idea of it being banned because back then before the civil war came along there was white slaves also. If i do recall African Americans fought for their freedom.

Throughout the teaching and the study of our History, we have discovered lots of facts and truths about the war between the two groups in America, which are the Confederate state that’s located on the South and the Union state which is located on the North. Both states had their own combination of preparing for a war, as well as power that supports the will of gaining independence. Each state had it’s own strengths and weaknesses throughout the war. The war was thought to be effective and ineffective for the two groups because of decisions they made and forces they brought in as their own separate state.

The American Civil War changed America and the people of America for it was a life changing. The American Civil War started because of the argument over slaves. This war lasted for 4 long years. The death count was more than 625,000 death. The Civil War started because of a man named Abraham Lincoln.

Did the Civil War End Sectionalism in the United States? The Civil War did reduce sectional antagonism in the United States. Lincoln played a big part in this by ending slavery himself. Lincoln says it is not our job to interfere with slavery owners and their slaves. He just wanted everyone to be treated equally because we’re all the same.

There were tremendous social, economic, political, and cultural changes during the time period of the 1400s to the end of the Civil War that shaped American history. The four centuries saw changes in all areas of life on what is now called North America. There were so many important events that took place during these centuries. Some of these changes that shaped American history started with the voyages of Christopher Columbus and his search for precious metals that expanded the exploration of the new world and conquering of its native people. New cultural groups settled in the Americas.

Slavery had been a growing issue within the colonies. Some had tried to bring more awareness to the issues but were quickly shut down. It became a taboo subject and many tried to ignore its existence. But in 1860, that all changed. The United State was split in half.

The Republican Party was established prior to the Civil War. It was originally founded in 1854 by a group of renegade Democrats, Whigs, and political independents who opposed the expansion of Slavery into new U.S. territories and states. Six years after the new party was formed, Republican nominee Abraham Lincoln the U.S. presidential election. The early Republican Party was shaped by political conscience and regionalism. Throughout the early and mid-nineteenth century, states in the North and South were bitterly separated over the issues of slavery and state sovereignty.

Abraham Lincoln (During BANG! have it make a shooting sound) BANG! (have 3 seconds of me falling(in slow mo)) My heart was pounding as I was falling to the ground. (wait a second then talk)