Civil War: War Strategy and Economic Policy

Civil War, War Strategy and Economic Policy
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Civil War, War Strategy and Economic Policy
Introduction
American civil war was orchestrated by election flaws, slavery, racism and conflict on class. Southern states of America embraced slavery while the northern states embraced Christianity and abolishment of the slavery (Jordan, 1974). This created conflict of interest within the American states. Northern America developed economically faster than the southern America. This made Northern America gain significant power over the southern states leading to conflicts. Racism (Jordan, 1974) has been an issue in America. It identifies with the prejudices in the race of one community to the other communities. This created eminent hatred resulting to conflicts. There have been various civil wars in America identifying with flour riot, crisis of the south, great riots, bread riot in savanna and the great strikes (Zinn, 2004). These are but a few of the many conflicts in America. This paper analyzes the conflicts of interest is directly proportional to the civil wars.
Main Body
Civil wars originated from the conflicts of interests considering the communities living in the United States of America. Jordan indicates that racism in America was the major contributor of the civil wars. Tyranny resonating with leaders, who are dictators and ruled the country with violence and punishment, was a major contributor of the civil wars. People developed resistance with time creating a confrontation. “Tyranny of slavery” (Jordan, 1974) led to wars. Racism led to marginalisation of the black American communities a term referred as “assertion of Negro inferiority” (Jordan, 1974). There were segragation in white men and black men in america discouraging interacial sex. T...