American Civil War

American Civil War ( 1861-1865) is perhaps the most prominent aspect of USA's history. Also known as the War Between the States, American Civil War was an upheaval of 11 southern American slave states against the US federal government. The 11 states eventually formed the Confederate states of America. Read on to know more about the American Civil War.
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Interesting Facts about the American Civil War
Spanning over a period of four years, the American Civil War was also known as the 'War for the Union', the 'War of the Rebellion' and the 'Brothers' War'. Read on to know some interesting facts on the Civil War.

American Civil War Facts and Timeline
One of the facts of American Civil War is 620,000 Americans were killed in the battle and 50,000 survivors returned home as amputees. Read on to know the facts and timeline of American Civil War.

Who was the US President During the American Civil War
The American Civil War is also known as the "War Between the States". Read on to know more...

Slavery During the Civil War
The American Civil War was fought mainly on the issue of slavery. Read on to find more about it.

The Civil War
Civil War buffs and scholars can have a field day exploring websites that provide battle details and authentic documents from the era.

THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR-II : A Satire
With the 150th anniversary of the start of the American Civil War coming up in five years time, I let my imagination run riot. Could it happen again? The red hordes of Middle Earth would be pitted the blue armies of coastal Gandor: the Conservative States of America (CSA) against the Liberal ones (LSA).

Myths of the American Civil War
The Civil War (1861-5) has spawned numerous myths and falsities.

America's Second Civil War
Americans felt orphaned, cheated, and robbed. The national consensus - the implicit agreement that together is better than alone - has thus evaporated. The outcome was the shots and explosions that rocked the United States (and the world in tow) on January 20, 2021.