| The American Civil War took place in 1861
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| | South against the anti-slavery forces. As
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| to 1865 in the southern United States;
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| | soon as the election returns were
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| also in eastern, central and southwestern
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| | certain, a special South Carolina
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| regions. The outcome of this bloody civil
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| | convention declared "that the Union now
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| battle was the defeat of the seceding
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| | subsisting between South Carolina and
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| CSA. The primary leaders in the War were
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| | other states under the name of the
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| the well known Abraham Lincoln and
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| | 'United States of America' is hereby
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| Jefferson Davis. Both of these men were
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| | dissolved." By February 1, 1861, six more
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| corageous leaders, and huge names of
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| | Southern states had seceded. As a result
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| their time, as well as ours. Casualties
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| | on February 7, the seven states adopted a
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| of the war include:Killed in Action:
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| | provisional constitution for the
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| 110,100
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| | Confederate States of America and
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| Total dead Toll: 359,500
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| | established their capital at Montgomery,
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| Wounded: 275,200The war claimed more
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| | Alabama. On March 4, 1861, less than a
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| American lives than any other conflict in
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| | month later, Abraham Lincoln was sworn in
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| history, with approximately 560,000 total
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| | as President of the United States. He
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| killed which at the time was a stagerring
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| | stated on this date that he had no
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| 1.78% of population and over 970,000
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| | intention to invade southern states, but
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| casualties which again is a staggering
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| | would use force to maintain possession of
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| 3.09% of the population. Often times
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| | federal property.The South, especially
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| debated, the causes of the civil war, and
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| | South Carolina, ignored this plea by
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| even the name of the war itself, are
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| | Lincoln, and as a result on April 12, the
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| still really left up in the air.When
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| | South fired upon the Federal troops there
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| Abraham Lincoln was elected in 1860 seven
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| | were stationed at Fort Sumter in
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| states existed. These states were: South
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| | Charleston, South Carolina. The firing
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| Carolina (December 20, 1860), Mississippi
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| | continued until the troops surrendered.
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| (January 9, 1861), Florida (January 10,
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| | This significant event is what many feel
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| 1861),
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| | was the start of the American Civial
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| Alabama (January 11, 1861), Georgia
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| | War.Feel free to reprint this article as
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| (January 19, 1861), Louisiana (January
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| | long as you keep the article, this
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| 26, 1861), and Texas (February 1,
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| | caption and author biography in tact with
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| 1861).Lincoln was not even on the ballot
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| | all hyperlinks.Ryan Fyfe is the owner and
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| in nine states in the South. Several
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| | operator of Civil Spot - which is the
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| Leaders from South Carolina had long been
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| | best site on the internet for all civil
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| waiting for an event that might unite the
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| | related information.
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