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In our Week 1 Introduction Discussion many of you posted that you wanted to learn more about the Civil War.
1) What significant new things did you learn? Offer in depth analyses using illustrations from Week 15 Module
2) How did your perspective about the war change from our study this week? Explain using in depth analyses.
Make sure you display knowledge of Chapter 14 and the resources in the Week 15 Module. Do not make a list. Tell me what you learned by explaining and analyzing the topic or topics.
Please make sure you use Chapter 14 from the Book.
Brinkley, Alan. American History:A Survey. Volume I. 13th edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 2009.
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The Civil war: Discussion Post
Lessons Learnt
War, like all other forms of human contention, is a result of differences considered
irreconcilable, and in most cases, results in effects well beyond the physical borders wherein its
activities ensue. In this case, while the Confederacy and Union states of the American block
were at war Europe and France had their economies affected and such shared interest. Despite
the differences with regard to slavery between the Confederacy and Union states, Europe’s
interest remained their access to cotton from American farms and not the spread and institution
of justice. Apparently, their decision on whether to support the Confederacy or not became a
challenge because of the Union’s popularity. On the other hand, France did not make any choice
until Europe had and when their...
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