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I got a question. If the civil war was an economic issue/preservation of the North. The south was built off of slavery and they had more ports because of the slave trade, wouldn't that make their economy based off slavery? Wouldn't that mean that, through a bunch of filters, the war was over Slavery, even if indirectly?
It's all about how you view it, you can't get around the fact that slavery was a huge point in the civil war, States rights being the other reason. IDK people try to make this war all complicated to sound smart and cool. The short and sweet of it is, the North wasn't down with the growing southern economy and their "separatist" movement, the south became separatist because of Slavery x High Taxes. We can sit and argue tit for tat but the long and short of it was disagreements over slavery and the role of the federal government. No matter what you read about the causes of the civil war, there will be a recurring theme of "Slavery"
http://americanhistory.ab...nu/a/cause_civil_war.htm just one article that supports my case, there are many more. Which is weird in this thread of "historical Inaccuracies" I don't see any articles posted that support these claims people make...damn NT slacking. lol
It's all about how you view it, you can't get around the fact that slavery was a huge point in the civil war, States rights being the other reason. IDK people try to make this war all complicated to sound smart and cool. The short and sweet of it is, the North wasn't down with the growing southern economy and their "separatist" movement, the south became separatist because of Slavery x High Taxes. We can sit and argue tit for tat but the long and short of it was disagreements over slavery and the role of the federal government. No matter what you read about the causes of the civil war, there will be a recurring theme of "Slavery"
http://americanhistory.ab...nu/a/cause_civil_war.htm just one article that supports my case, there are many more. Which is weird in this thread of "historical Inaccuracies" I don't see any articles posted that support these claims people make...damn NT slacking. lol