What were the motives for the union and confederacy for fighting the civil war?

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2026-07-12 11:55

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  • Like all wars in this Civilized world; MONEY!
  • The South, was an agrecultural society; the North industreal
  • As part of the United States; the South a market for industrial products, which the North considered to be, their market.
  • France and England were also industrialized, and could have been a supplier for the South, especially if the South withdrew from the Union.
  • Had it not been for a speech by Lincoln; naming the war as, "The War To Free Slaves"! Both England, and France would have entered the war on the side of the South, which would have made it a very different war.
  • Slave trading was starting to get a bad name; thus European countries hesitated to join a war, against those who claimed to be; Freeing Slaves.
  • The crown of England and the French government, supported privateers; as La Fayette, and Francis Drake, to supply, and support the South, but that was as far as they dared go!
  • The North had no true interest in freeing slaves, and Lincoln knew that, he owned slaves himself.
  • Lincoln's ruse worked!

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