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Did the south call the Civil War the Civil War?
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.
What was the Northern victory in 1863 that split the south into two parts?
The fall of Vicksburg was the victory. The Union forces from the South were able to connect with the forces from the North and divide the Confederacy in two. They could no longer count on supplies from the western states.
Who fought in the American Civil War?
We fought each other. That's why it is called a "civil" war. The southern states fought the union. the people who fought in the civil war were people like Rosa park and Martin Luther king to fight for difference and freedom to show that black and white people to mix and to try and persuade people that black people are the same as white people.
Which state had a Civil War in 1856?
All states that were part of the U.S were involved in the Civil War, it wasn't just one or two. The Union and The Conferate were fighting against eachother, meaning the Northern and Southern regions of the United States were fighting.
What is the US war between the north and south?
Civil War/War between the states.(oxymoron!! two juxtaposed words lol... osrry not related to question i just thought id add it ++G WAS HERE++)
