The Beginning of the American Civil War

This report is about the beginning of the civil war in Fort Sumter, North Carolina. Surrender of Sumter Fortress to Allied Army is the first fight that both sides won. Due to the position of the fort and the control of the fairway, this is a very important fight for victory, but it does not have a good defense against Fort Moultrie's long distance cannon. The informal beginning of the civil war began with students firing from the castle on April 12, 1861. This is a South warning, indicating that it is against Morrill's tariff.

By the beginning of 1861, serious economic and ideological divergences split the American citizens shortly before the American Civil War began (also called war between nations and the southern war of independence). The main problem is slavery and state rights to the federal government. These growing differences are also geographically divided countries. Nineteen states, including industrialized northern states, prohibited slavery, while 15 southern countries, whose society depended on agriculture, allowed slave ownership. After Abraham Lincoln took over as president of the United States of America, 7 out of 15 southern states withdrew from the United States and formed an alliance of the United States.

The beginning of the American Civil War was filled with the difference between the North and the North. Through compromise and controversy, both southern agricultural land and northern industrial are trying to dominate the federal government's interests. The big difference between lifestyle and attitude towards slavery has created increasingly indivisible differences that ultimately led to civil war. I will explain the reconstruction of the south after the Civil War, especially the establishment of economic, state, local government, social structure, black and white relations. How Lincoln, Johnson, and Grant Government tried legislation to solve the problem in this area

Beginning with the American Civil War, leaders of the alliance have recognized slavery as a federally socio-economic foundation and have decided to end this support system from 1862. At the same time, the coalition rule dominated the border and started the liberation process in Maryland, Missouri, West Virginia. Lincoln announced the liberation declaration on 1 January 1863. The adoption of the thirteenth amendment (approved in December 1865) abolished slavery in the United States and formally released more than 50,000 people still slapped in Kentucky and Delaware.