During and After Civil War
Moral and economical reasons caused the Civil War. The Confederate States had difficulty during the war and they had the worst outcome of the war. ... The North and South had many disagreements which caused the Civil War. The Confederate states during the Civil War had weaknesses which caused them to fail. After the war, the south feared harsh punishment from seceding the Union. ... During the Civil War, the Confederate States had several disadvantages, which were certainly the reason for their defeat. From the beginning, the Confederate States had difficulty because they just obtained a new government, which was not organized for an important war to occur. ... He had trouble in gathering together and rallying the southerners for war. Davis also had difficulty on the Confederate’s perseverance in having states’ rights and influencing the states to tax themselves for the war. ... After the war, the Confederate States were still not finished with their difficulties. ... During Reconstruction, the period after the American Civil War affecting former Confederate states, Lincoln had to decide on how the Confederate States should be punished. ... Lincoln expected the reconstructed states to give civil and political rights to freed African Americans who fought with the Union.