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The South was fighting for its freedom as the North was fighting to get the South back so they could continue as a Nation, just as America fought for independence in the American Revolution. Most people saw the Civil War as a "second American Revolution" which made them more eager to fight...
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The South vs. North was the same as state vs. nation. The South was becoming overpowered by the North. They each knew they had to fight ?til death in order to receive freedom and independence. In conclusion, the soldiers had support from at least their regiment and families, religion, and the American Revolution to fight for the Civil War...
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