Were Northern christians holier than Southern christians during the civil war?
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No.  They both treated the Redman like dirt.
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More differences between people in the North and The South. Formation of KKK. Decrease in racism and the end of slavery. It caused an increase in U.S. Pride and power.
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The Wheather Bureau has all the records you need. However you need to know what location you are describing.Than find out what the nuances of wheather where and what catastrophies occurred.\nThe Civil war Was fought in the South Hence a southern weather.The North had weather with snow in the winter and this south very  warm in the summer.\nThe real scenario where wheather was a key factor in a WAR was that of Napoleon's Army in Russia.The other USA army in Korea.And Valley forge in The Revolution against the Briths.
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You gave the answer in your question.  What you've described are religious people. They are not necessarily the same as Christains.
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christians were duped by the republican party
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Go to the website www.usflag.org\n\nKeep in mind that we were not the US as we are today. The Civil War was\nabout northerners and southerners. Therefor the south was the confederate flag, and norhterners were the stars and stripes. Keep in mind the flag for the north was too similar to the confederate.  The union flag was two red stripes seperated by one white stripe. There were seven stars representing the seven northern states.\nThe confederate or known as the Confederate Battle Flag consisted of eleven stars inside the two bars making an "X"  the 11 stars represented the 11 confederate states including Kentucky and Missouri.\nIt is not until after the civil war did we adopt the flag that we know to day. give or take the stars which represent  the 51states.
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North, because they won the civil war, everybody loves a winner.  But then I think of their war of aggression against the south and want to live with them because you have to root for the underdog.  And besides, the South WILL rise again!  I am all ready for the victory dance.
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i think both, they had a great impact on wich side to take but i hve more feeling to thr revoloutionay war becaues that was the start of our country. the civil war was a war about taxes and thins like that, salvery came after the fact. it was to keep lincon presdent bucause that was the only thing he could have thought of. but the rev war was the satr of a new nation that broke away from one of the lagest navy and won its indepndance. i have more to say because i think of them later for some reason you can email me back for further questions: arcturus010@yahoo.com
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Rebels (the South that rebelled against the North during the Civil War)
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Slavery had little to do with the Civil War. The prime issue was balance of power between Federal and State. Slavery happened to be the issue that fell along this divide. Could also throw in north-south economic disparacy.
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The Confederates were a select small few, and the filthy rich of America at that time through the labor of slaves. The North couldn't get along with them; Because they thought since they had all the wealth they should rule the Country. They used people to attain their wealth and well being. They didn't want to abolish slavery because that's what made them rich in the first place. The North had been protecting Blacks that had ran from the South, for years before the War ever broke out. Abraham Lincoln was a part of the Conservative party also, and he opposed slavery obviously. The Conservatives had him executed. The Conservatives are the Confederacy party and are still alive today.\n\nConservative = Republican = Confederate = DEEP SOUTH POLITICS = NEO_CON
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well, northern and southern (american) baptists were originally one. then the southern limb broke off over the issue of slavery. today, they tend to be heavily rhetoric. a lot of sermons turn into "fire and brimstone" by nature. they are one of the largest denominations in the u.s.
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Southern states usually have more than northern states.
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Ok homework question right?????c'mon dont lie.\nOk here it is in a nut shell,\nthe south and north were at odds with each other,some of this was on slavery but most of it was on the economical ideas on where Gov't should place the nations money and interests.\nThe north had more seats in congress at this time(per capita of how many voting persons per state there were living in them)since the north had more voting persons in them they held more congressional seats in the Gov't,while the sourthern part of the United States had fewer people(that could vote)in them giving them less representation in the senate and congress.So the the southerm states came up with an idea of using the number of slaves to get them more house seats but not representing them as a voting population(no rights etc)this was seen as an outrage by the north and the abolisionists in the northern states so the  resentments of north and south increased to a point of attack(Ft.Sumtner) in the south which was the start of the civil war.slavery only became an issue after the fact..but I believe this is what you should be skimming through in your history books and what your teacher is looking for
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False. Civil War was not WITHIN Kansas, and the Missouri Compromise is more directly to blame for setting the stage for the Civil War.\n\nYou'd better do some research to back that up before you use it on your homework.
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no but i read your answer to the revolutionary war question and north and south, yeah that was the civil war, not the american revolutionary war
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Your first premise is absolutely wrong.  Southern Christians traditionally identified with the Democratic Party because the Republicans were the party of Lincoln and reconstruction.  This pretty much held until the democrats started pushing for social justice and racial equality.  Then the more conservative and also racist southern democrats moved to the republican party.\n\nThe Christians for whom abortion, gay marriage, school prayer and teaching creationism are hardly moderates, they are at best conservatives and at worst reactionaries. Jesus had nothing to say about any of those issues.\n\nChristians who focus on Jesus'  primary message as outlined in your last paragraph would be more comfortable as democrats in my opinion.\n\nSomeone doesn't know much about Jesus if they think he forbid anyone to eat pork. Any real christian would know that Jesus established a "New Covenant" superceding the Old Testament and the dietary laws. Jesus was a liberal who preached reaching out to "the least among us" including the poor and the sick.