The Great Battles of the American Civil War

The Civil War in the American Civil War was also called the Southern War of Independence and began on April 12, 1861. The main cause of war is slavery. Southern states depend on slavery to help grow up crops, the main source of southern income. Slavery is illegal in all northern states, but most people are actually neutral. The main confrontation is whether slavery should be allowed in emerging western regions. The first fight of the civil war occurred on 10th April 1861, when Brigadier Beauregard demanded the surrender of Fort Sumter.

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Do you know that the most blood fighting in the US on their own land is a civil war? The civil war was done between the northern states in the US and the southern states. There are many reasons for the war, which will affect the country in the coming decades. John Brown's attack on Missouri slavery, Harpers Ferry, Virginia State is part of the reason. In turn, thousands of soldiers are struggling, the UK gave the women the right to vote in 1918, and the United States voted in 1920. Between 1861 and 1865, the United States split up in a fierce war. Twelve countries in the south left the country and are striving for greater national rights. From the brothers' war to the American war, the civil war in America separated the country and separated the brothers from their brothers.