Southern response to the civil war
The notorious Civil War between the North and South of America finally ended in March 1865, it was considered the bloodiest war in American・s history. ... Although the slaves were freed by the Emancipation Proclamation, the inequality and many other political problems still existed beyond the Civil War. South was greatly affected by the Civil War which has kindled many different responses. Economy was one of the major problems south had after the Civil War. ... All these economical problems were probably the root of Southern whites・ bitterness and panic. Even though the North supposedly won the war, many southerners refused to consent. ... Southern freedmen responded to the meaning of ：freedom； for blacks with bewilderment. ... The laws were made to regulate the affairs and to restrict blacks・ freedom just as much as the slave statutes did in pre-Civil War days. ... The Black Codes showed the resentment of giving up the power they once had on the freedmen, they tried to bring back the pre-emancipation which has made many people wonder if the North really won the war.