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The US Civil War nearly tore the country apart into North and South. It split families on two (both) sides along ideological lines-- e.g. based on people's opinions and ideas (ideological arguments) about slavery. It also became a point in which to gather the Union together.

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it showed that first the north was more advanced than the south. and that slavery needed to be everywhere or abolished.that it couldn't live divided.

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After the war, the south rejoined the north, and slavery was emancipated.

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It settled the matter of Union over States Rights; it abolished Slavery; it eventually unified the country under one set of laws and customs.

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http://www.historyplace.com/civilwar/index.html

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