Mainly it was Great Britain and France.
Recognition of the CSA by either would have made it difficult for the north to continue the war; by both would have virtually won the war for the south.
G.B. desired the cotton the south produced, but needed the food the north produced
But France wasn't going to do it without Britain, because it was embroiled in a foreign adventure in Mexico attempting to get a Habsburg prince enthroned as ruler.
Which civil war are we talking about? Do you mean the invasion of Serbia by Austria-Hungary? If so, yes, as that was the basis of World War 1.
Yes. The treaties that compelled countries to support other countries led to the involvement of most of the countries of Europe. This might have occurred eventually anyway, as evidenced by the entry of the US in 1917.
because it was fought between the territories of the England. The term "civil war" means a war fought between two or more groups within the same country, not involving any other countries. 'Civil' can also mean 'polite' But as we all know, the Civil War was anything but polite.
Countries can have civil wars for a variety of reasons, including deep-seated divisions based on ethnicity, religion, or political ideology. Economic disparities, social inequality, and power struggles among different factions are often contributing factors as well. Failed governance, oppressive regimes, and grievances against the state are other common causes that can lead to the outbreak of civil wars.
Before the Civil War, the South thought that European countries that needed cotton would assist them.
The victor in the US Civil War was the Union (i.e. the North). There were too many battles to list them individually here. See the Wikipedia article listing them by following the appropriate "Related Llink" below. The victor in the English Civil War were the Parliamentary forces. For the Battles fought in the English Civil war, see the Wikipedia article, "English Civil War timeline" at the appropriate "Related Llink" below. There have been many other civil wars in other countries. It is best if the country is specified when asking about a "civil war."
yes the north had support from france.
when other countries support the product.
There have been civil wars in Africa and several asian countries
No, it wasn't like any other countries had any involvement in France's civil war, like fighting against Spain and Russia and other countries, and it's not like the British tried to get into our civil war because it was about succession, not slaves. No, no other countries are ever involved in another country's civil war, like, hmmm, Iraq?
No. In 1936 Spain and Spain fought a war called the Spanish Civil War. A civil war is fought in a divided country, not between two countries. However, outside countries can support one side or the other in a civil war. Germany and Italy supported the Nationalist side in the Spanish Civil War, and the USSR supported the Loyalist side.,
"Civil partnership" is a term used in other countries to describe what in the United States would be called a civil union. It is basically either all or most of the rights and obligations of marriage, except that it is not called a marriage. It is usually for same-sex couples.
They found out that other producing countries such as india and other countries sold cheaper cotton.
Actually there was never any real involvement of other countries in the American Civil War. Great Britain did lean toward the South for a period due to economic reason and the cotton trade. But, once the war started going against the South after Gettysburg, they refused support all together.
Israel far and away gives the most support to entrepreneurs as compared with other Middle Eastern countries.
Most jurisdictions separate child support matters from other civil suits. In any case, I suggest that you contact your State's child support agency. They have ways of collecting unpaid support.
there is lots of opportunities in water management,
it automaticy be a different countries