Did the south call the Civil War the Civil War?

Answer 1

For a time during the Civil War, the United States was no longer. It was divided into two countries with two primary governments: the Confederacy consisted of southern states that supported slavery; the Union was comprised of northern states that opposed it. Jefferson Davis was the President of The Confederacy; Abraham Lincoln the President of the Union. General Robert E. Lee's surrender ended the war and the government of the Confederacy. The states rejoined to become the United States of America again.

Answer 2

The South generally callled it the War Between the States or the War of the Secession

Some Southerners now call it "The Invasion of the North' or 'The Northern Invasion'

Answer 3

The south is the Confederate.