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Describe the South’s Response in the civil war but with bullet points
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- The South's response to the Civil War was characterized by a strong sense of defiance and determination to defend their way of life.
- Southern leaders believed in the right of states to secede from the Union and saw the North's efforts to preserve the Union as an attack on their sovereignty.
- The South raised armies and mobilized for war, rallying around the Confederate flag and government.
- Southern soldiers fought fiercely and bravely, often clinging to the hope of defending their homes and families.
- The South also sought support from foreign powers, particularly from Europe, to bolster their war efforts.
- Despite facing significant challenges, including lack of resources and manpower, the South continued to resist Union forces until the final defeat at the end of the war.
- Southern leaders believed in the right of states to secede from the Union and saw the North's efforts to preserve the Union as an attack on their sovereignty.
- The South raised armies and mobilized for war, rallying around the Confederate flag and government.
- Southern soldiers fought fiercely and bravely, often clinging to the hope of defending their homes and families.
- The South also sought support from foreign powers, particularly from Europe, to bolster their war efforts.
- Despite facing significant challenges, including lack of resources and manpower, the South continued to resist Union forces until the final defeat at the end of the war.