The most significant cause in the Civil War was unfair taxation, states' rights and slavery.
Poor sanitation conditions was the primary cause of most of the diseases during the American Civil War.
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The most common cause of death for soldiers during the Civil War was disease, accounting for approximately two-thirds of all fatalities. Conditions such as dysentery, typhoid fever, pneumonia, and malaria were prevalent due to poor sanitation, inadequate medical care, and crowded living conditions in camps. Combat-related injuries were also significant, but the impact of disease far outweighed battlefield deaths.
No, most blacks did not leave the south after the civil war.
The main cause of the civil war was a battle over states rights.
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That is up for debate. However, most experts agree that the main cause of the civil war was state's rights.
The US Civil War was indeed significant, affecting millions of people.
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Most people in the Confederacy in the Civil War believed that their cause was just. They were, for the most part, defending their way of life.
Poor sanitation conditions was the primary cause of most of the diseases during the American Civil War.
India was a British colony during the Civil War, and not the most contented one. Great Britain leaned toward the Confederacy while maintaining diplomatic relations with the Union, but the Civil War likely did not effect India in any significant way, nor did India have any significant effect on the Civil War.
sharecropping did not cause the civil war but it happened after when they couldnt have slaves anymore
The most significant cause of World War II was the aggressive expansionist policies of Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler, which sought to dominate Europe and establish a totalitarian regime.
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Forced loans didn't cause the Civil War, they had very little to do with it.
The significant civil war that happened just before WW II was the Spanish Civil War.