The Defeat of The Confederacy

Some of the reasons for the failure of the Commonwealth such as the lack of industrial infrastructure (Donald 1996, p. 99), inappropriate transport networks (Donald, 1996, p.99), fight between the generals (McPherson & Hogue, 2009, p 365) Yes. But the most important factor is that the federation never never became a country (Donald, 1996, p. 100). In other words, they think that the southern states have the right to become an independent state, so they are separated (Donald, 1996, p. 7). South failed because they never stopped believing this.

Given what they think the work of God is, the white southern people are shocked by the defeat of the Federal Army. However, they refuse to regard this failure as a sacred judgment of their beliefs and actions. Instead, they changed the mistake as "an opportunity to rectify the mysterious and sensible Edward's behavior, and personal reverence failures." Relying on widely accepted views on the form of family order and subordination of women is an inevitable consequence of slavery's rights deprivation. "Southern Christians not only retain their" pre-war worldview "but they also helped terrorism and apathy in the north reconstruct the legitimate social structure of white supremacy. Reconstruction

It is interesting to examine the goals of the US and Confederates, which are revealed in the Gettysburg fight. Efforts to regain the alliance of the country must find ways to defeat the union in a typical way of the army in history. The alliance needs to control their enemies, occupy territory, occupy and destroy cities, destroy fighting power of hostile forces, and basically succumb to the will of the Federation. The federal government does not have to do this. They just have to persuade North Korea to withdraw from the battle and leave the South to their new country. In addition to places where it is possible to achieve this goal directly (such as threatening Washington), the Federal Army has no reason to occupy the northern cities. They also do not have to forget alliance forces and destroy them.