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Why would we want the south to assimilate to the north's way of life?
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What was the norths weakness?
Lack of a stirring cause to fight for - unlike the South, which was defending its homeland and its way of life. The burden of having to do the invading. In the first half, lack of a strong cavalry. No prospect of foreign aid.
Is Vanessa Hudgens coming to South Africa?
noooooooooooooooo never in her life would she go to south Africa
What was life like for free African Americans in south?
They would do stuff. Sometimes.
How would a southerner explain the south's secession from then union?
He would state they would defend the right of the States and their way of life.
What side of a mountain would often have lush plant life?
The windward side.
Why was the south convinced that the end of slavery would be the end of their way of life?
They were at the end of their life (80 years old), but lived by glory forever.
How did the battle of Fort Sumter change life?
It signalled the start of the American Civil War, which would change American life for ever, especially in the South.
Why did the South feel like they could secede?
The South was concerned how their way of life would be if Lincoln ended slavery. They couldn't imagine a society without slavery
What is the life expectancy of South Korea?
The life expectancy of South Korea is 79.8 Years.
Why was life hard in the south in the war?
Why was life especially hard in the south during the war?
What would life be like if the north had not come out victorious in the civil war?
I belive the south would have power and there would be more farm lands than industry lands. The south was and still has a farming agriculture. African Americans would still be slaves. And there would be many wars about ending slavery.
Why was life especially hard in the south during war?
Why was life especially hard in the south during the war?
