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Yes. If the South had won, slavery could still exist there today. It's not likely, but it could've happened. Historians also speculate that the border between North and South could have become very much like the border between North and South Korea.
Also, if the South had won, the United States would probably never have lasted. If the states saw that any time they disagreed with the Federal Government they could just secede, they would simply leave whenever they felt like it. The states would most likely have become their own countries, each with an extreme dislike for the others.
So yes, it is very good that the North won the Civil War.
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The North won and the South lost in both undeclared wars; US Civil War & Vietnam.
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During the Civil War the North had better manufacturing abilities. The superior industries was one reason the North finally won the war.
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What was the name of the USwar between the south and the north?
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