Question

How did slavery impact the South during the Civil War?

Answer 1

The civil war was just a movie it never really happended. Also if we didn't have slaves back then the Pyriamids wouldn't have got built and we wouldn't have learned how to make turnip soup

Answer 2

To actually answer your question..... . The south couldn't send all their men to war because some by law had to remain on the plantations. There was a quota set by the government for the number of white males who had to stay behind to guard the slaves so that they didn't runaway.

Answer 3

The Civil War wasn't even fought over slavery, it was fought over the south wanted independence and the north wanted to save the union. But if you want an answer you may need to add more details about what you pecifictly want to know if you add more i'll be more than happy to come back to your answer and add more to my answer k i hope i helped at least a little though!!!

Answer 4

yes slavery did happnin but we need to get over it

Answer 5

To elaborate on the answer given by Coach.... . The blacks in the south at the start of the Civil War out numbered white men 3 to 1. Thus it made it extremely difficult to supply their armies with sufficient troops. The Southerners had to protect their families from possible attacks from the slaves, keep them from escaping, keep them working, keep cotton and food and what little industrial capacity the south had operating and much more.. . The north had a much larger population to begin with and didn't have to concern themselves with controlling and managing slaves.. . Those are just some basics.