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Civil War in The
United States
1861 to 1865
An
American internal conflict between the
northern states (Union Forces) and the
southern states (Confederate Forces) over
issues such as slavery, states rights,
secession, economic domination and cultural
differences. From the firing on Fort Sumter
to the surrender of Lee at Appomatics the
war was costly in lives, property and
economic development, since it involved
Americans fighting and killing Americans on
United States soil. Even today many issues
and problems in the 21st America can trace
their foundations to this war.
General Overview:
1,100,000
casualties,620,000 lives Source:Civil War Statistics
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General
Data:
Northern Army
Dead:
89,753 Wounded:
275,175
Total
664,928
Southern Army
Dead:
289,000 Wounded:
194,026Total:483,026
An
American internal conflict between the
northern states (Union Forces) and the
southern states (Confederate Forces) over
issues such as slavery, states rights,
secession, economic domination and cultural
differences. From the firing on Fort Sumter
to the surrender of Lee at Appomatics the
war was costly in lives, property and
economic development, since it involved
Americans fighting and killing Americans on
United States soil. Even today many issues
and problems in the 21st America can trace
their foundations to this war.
