Race, Religion, And Political Views During The Civil War

All wars have reasons for starting. Race, religion, political views and other things can fuel reasons for fighting or starting a war. What people think or where they are from can cause a rift or divide people. The American Revolutionary began because the views of the people in the thirteen colonies started to change and because Britain started to abuse their power they had over them. The political views started to divide people into groups, people who wanted to keep Britain as their king and people who wanted to become independent from Britain. Religious beliefs fuel conflicts with different religions to start wars, same with race. Race, religion, and political views divide people more than people think and can start civil wars. First of all, different political views and race can divide people because people aren't all the same, they can think and act differently from each other. The Civil War happened between the United States and the eleven Southern States which were called the Confederate States of America. The Northern states started to not use slaves because they were more focused on transportation ideas. On the other hand, the Southern States stayed the same,
People do what they believe in and when someone tries to tell them that they are wrong that’s when the fighting starts to happen. The Thirty years war happened in Europe and it started because of religion. Ferdinand II the King of Bohemia wanted to force everyone under his rule to become part of the Roman Catholic Church but as always people didn't like that. So they rose up against it and had a war, this was a chance for neighboring territories to come and try to take Ferdinand's country over and claim his territory. If, you believe in something you try to do everything you can to make others believe what you believe. In the world there are a lot of people with different religions.Percentages current slavery and