Civil War
When did the Civil War begin?
1861
Who was the man nicknamed "Stone Wall"?
Thomas Jonothan Jackson, also known as Stone Wall Jackson
What was the Economic Difference between the two sides?
The north was mostly industrial and the south was mostly agricultural
What was the ending?
The South joined the Union reconnecting America till this day.
Where did fighting begin?
Fort Sumter (April 12, 1861)
Who was the president of the United States at that time?
Abraham Lincoln
Why did the South seccede?
The South secceded due to feelings of betrayal and lack of care for its economy by the north.
Did people dislike unification?
There was many discomfort among the south.
How many battles were in the civil war?
Estimates go over thousands of engagements.
Where did the Civil War happen?
(Dis)United States of America
Who was known as THE "Incompetent" Union Commander?
What caused the final straw for the South?
Lincolns election
What happened to the economy?
Surprisingly the economy exploded for the North, causing America to balance out the losses.
Better medical conditions for soldiers were developed. As well as practices.
What was the death toll of the war?
750,000 (rounded)
Who was the President of the Confederacy?
Jefferson Davis
The South attempted to get the interest of Europe on its side but ended up failing.
What was the South's condition post-war.?
Economically critical, but was saved by the North.
What were the innovations in the war?
Some major examples are the Machine gun and the Iron Clad warship.
What was the cause?
Economic tension, Idealogical dissagreenments
Who was Lincolns Vice President?
Hannibal Hamlin
Did the south expect to win?
Yes
Lessons learned?
The South lost a lot of morale and in the end, their ideology got overturned, as shown the people of the U.S. arent afraid to stand for their beliefs.
What was the ending result of the war from the perspective of soldiers?
The two sides eventually got along, although initially the south was bullied a little.