The North and South between 1880-1860

From 1800 to 1860, the north and the south were divided into two different fields that show different morale and lifestyle. The parties are in conflict with the issues affecting the country. This compromise became impossible in 1860, thanks to differences in state rights, vigorous growth of divisionism, and controversy over slave ethics. During this period, North Korea experienced major social, industrial and economic changes that were known as prewar periods. The industrial economy took place in the north and the cotton kingdom took place in the south.

Alain · Nevins advocates a provocative hypothesis in his book "The appearance of Lincoln". . Even in 1860, the opportunities for large-scale conflicts had shrunk. Until then, Americans escaped slavery war of thirty years. If they were already squeezing out peace for another 20 years, will not a full-blown war between north and north break out any time? Or

Between 1819 and 1860, an important issue of division in the north and south was the extension of slavery in the western region. With the compromise of 1820, this problem was solved for nearly 30 years, purchasing in Louisiana banned the northern slavery, but slavery was allowed in the south. Seizure of new territory from Mexico has rekindled this problem. A compromise of 1850 tried to solve this problem, California is a free state, but admission that custody rights are killed in other places in Mexico is admitted. As part of a compromise, the enactment of the "Fugitive Slavery Law" exacerbated some tensions.

As the north became more bold in the anti-slavery movement (for example, the Northwest rule of 1789), the tension between the North and the South increased. In 1860, when Abraham Lincoln was elected President by 40% of the vote, this tension began to appear. Lincoln is dull about opposing slavery, but it is not very popular in the south. The revolutionary war attacked the world's most powerful army (then) against the newly initiated colonial army just lacking in equipment and military training. The difference between the North and the South Army in the civil war is not so important, but North Korea has great advantages in its industry, a large navy, and a relatively large government and population.