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History of United States_Discussion 14 and 15

History of United States_Discussion 14 and 15

Q This week we tackled the Civil War. From your vantage point, at what point did the Civil War become inevitable? Using the textbook and the documents for the week, what differences existed between north and south at the time of the war? Was the north destined to win the war? Was the war about slavery or, as some in the south still contend, about "state's rights"? As always, I'm excited to read your responses. We're almost done with the course!

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A question was raised regarding the U.S.’s identity. The Northern and the Southern states or the states could not be ignored any longer by the federal government the moment at which this question was raised. It was at a standstill to be a question of economics and politics simply. The Civil War appeared to be inevitable at this point of time. The heart of the war happened to be that States were independent in an original manner. These British colonies that were independent were released from the Imperial rule by the American Revolution of 1776. But a loose connection was created already by unity of their in the Revolution within the States.