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How did the American Civil War Happen? – ALL PARTS
Before the cannons fired at Fort Sumter, the war had already begun, in debates, in laws, in the growing divide between North and South. This documentary takes you through the full story of the American Civil War, from the tensions that built over decades to the actual conflict and battles that changed the nation forever.
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Sources:
Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era” by James M. McPherson – https://amzn.to/4i7a5Hr
The Civil War: A Narrative” by Shelby Foote – https://amzn.to/4bSOS1o
The Longest Night: A Military History of the Civil War” by David J. Eicher -https://amzn.to/4i8ny1E
A Great Civil War: A Military and Political History, 1861–1865″ by Russell F. Weigley – https://amzn.to/4i8nkHQ
The Confederate War” by Gary W. Gallagher – https://amzn.to/4i7ajhL
00:00 Origins of the Civil War
10:00 Compromises and Rising Tensions
20:00 Bleeding Kansas & Dred Scott Decision
30:00 Secession and Outbreak of War
40:00 Early Union Setbacks (1861)
50:00 Union Strategies & Early Battles
01:00:00 Turning Points of 1862
01:10:00 Emancipation and the War Changes
01:20:00 Gettysburg & Vicksburg
01:30:00 Union Advances & Southern Resistance
01:40:00 Grant, Sherman, and Total War
01:50:00 The Collapse of the Confederacy & Aftermath
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Russia must start a hot war with satanic regime in usa. No point in delay any longer
Ditch the music…..
Wonder how many people at the end of the video said I ain't no damn Yankee?
Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee were not famous generals in the Mexican War. Lee was a brevet major and Grant was a brevet first lieutenant.
I'm not an US citizen but I was always interested in British and US history. I learned that history is far more entertaining and surprising than fiction books. History often appears more entertaining and surprising than fiction because of the inherent drama, unique individuals, and unexpected events within the real past, coupled with effective storytelling techniques that historians use to interpret these facts into engaging narratives. These accounts are not only based on verifiable events but also delve into the complex motivations and choices of real people, making the unfolding of events more compelling than many fictional plots.
I watched the movie Gettysburg (1993) maybe 30 or 40 times and every single time I get sad and even cry watching Americans killing each other. I was raised on the other side of the world but we had US Navy personnel as neighbors – they were helpful warm hearted US families. To imagine killing each other was so absurd! Even more absurd to imagine our black US Navy officer neighbor and his nice family all in chains…made me sick.
https://youtu.be/N1zvomWU0hc?si=SGtLjFYKxL4WSjbX
we can never forget that the southern conservatives declared their Civil War against America to protect their institutionalized Plantation Slavery that dated back to the 1600s
And by "magic" the Democratic Party became the one's that fight FOR the black people in the new revisionist history, they stole that role damn
Nothing about the New Mexico campaign?