How Did The South Contribute To The Civil War

Many conflicts contributed to the Civil war, but the most famous and well known one was slavery which happened around in the mid 1800s. The conflict consisted of the Northern and southern states. Each side had their own view on slavery as south used it heavily for their economic structure while North barely used it. In conclusion both had different views on whether the expand or stop slavery growth growth or to have slavery at all.

This all started out with the missouri compromise which itself would have been an odd numbered state and that wasn’t allowed so it came to Maine balancing the power out by Northerns decision. What the missouri compromise said was anything below the missouri state line would be a slave state and anything above
With all these deaths and carnages you can only imagine how it affect the North and the South. But surprisingly, it only affected the South.
With the end of the Civil war directed in to the abolition of slavery you make ask why is this bad? The southern parts of the U.S used and relied on slavery for agriculture as their main source of income of their economy. As you know the agriculture economy wasn’t paid labors it was nothing but slaves so when the war ended with the North being Victorious and the union staying together, The heart of the south's economy was ripped out. The north's industrial economy never occupied such a large slave labor like that south did, so most states abolish slavery by 1800. So, as you can guess the North was never affected. Most may think that slavery was the worst thing for the South at this period of time but they also had other issues,the devastation of war had ruined farms and cities, Some northerners wanted economic revenge on the south, The confederate money,war bonds that people once had were worthless, lastly they were forced to change to a social and economic structure because of the end of