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"The Civil War was not inevitable; it was the result of extremism and failures of leadership on both sides. ... says cant go either way
The Civil War was indeed inevitable. The Civil War was not the result of failures of leadership on either side, consequently, it was the strong leaders and indictive stands made by these leaders that led to the war. ...
Strong advocates for thier casues such as Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln led the South and North in the civil movement. ... This disunion, in turn, resulted in the Civil War. ... The apparent differences between the North and the South, and of their corresponding beliefs, led the the Civil War. These sides were strongly influenced by people and propaganda prior to the war, leading them to be further against to the opposing side. As previously stated, these tensions were going to be pressing issues until resolved, and the Civil War seemed to be the only resolution.
Approximate Word count = 824
Approximate Pages = 3.3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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