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What is the ideology of the American civil war?
There were two ideological issues involved in the American civil war. First, since the states voluntarily entered into the union, and there is nothing in the US constitution that specifically says whether states can or cannot secede, there is the ideological disagreement about whether states legally have the right to secede. Then there is the ideological disagreement about whether it is morally acceptable to enslave human beings.
What was the supreme test of American democracy?
In the 19th century, the supreme test of democracy in America was the Civil War. As it turned out, the Civil War was a big ideological victory for democracy.
Why is it called patriots day?
Well this answer is obvious. Everyone that died in the 911 attack was used as an excuse to become overly patriotic!! Then came the fear campaign to dupe the American people into an ideological war on "terror" that was designed not to ever be resolved and for the purpose of profit.
What is F- 12 for a 1878 silver dollar?
F-12 is a grade designation. "F" means "Fine" which is a general grade meaning that the coin is moderately worn but all details are visible. The '12' is a more specific refinement within the Fine grade. Numbers for that grade range from 12 to 19, with 12 being the most worn condition that still can be classed as Fine.
What are the major developments between 1848 and 1861?
1. A sectional dispute over the extension of slavery into the western territories. 2.The breakdown of the political party system. 3. Growing cultural differences in the views and lifestyles of southerners and northerners. 4. Intensifying emotional and ideological polarization between the two regions over losing their way of life and sacred republican rights at the hands of the other.
