Thursday, April 19, 2012

Sure, I think they had a chance. It was like Deja Vu from the war with Britain, and the colonists won then, so why can't the Confederates win now? They had pretty good generals, especially Thomas J. Jackson (I did my report on him), so I think they actually might have had a bit of an upper hand with the home field advantage. As for whether the war should have been fought, I think both the issue of slavery and keeping the Union together were worth fighting for, and the South had to prove they were independent, so it would have happened eventually.

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  1. I don't think so and don't believe in Deja Vu. What advantages do Southerners have? That's right, nothing. Only commanders, the Union have Lincoln. More trade, Union have trade too with all the factories.

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    1. But i do agree that the Union was worth fighting for.

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  2. I agree with you. The South's strategy of having a defensive war was better than the Anaconda Plan and the Southern generals were also better.

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  3. I think the Union had a better chance of winning. Even though the situation was similar to the Revolutionary War, that does not mean the outcome would be the same.

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