How did the American Civil War change class relations in the United States?

Civil war. It was the only civil war in the history of the United States of America, fought by the United States of America in the north.

and the Confederate States of America in the South. The war ended in a Union victory. The war began as a war to preserve national unity, but later evolved into a revolutionary war for the rebirth of black slave freedom.

The Civil War was the Industrial Revolution.

The first large-scale war established the standards of modern warfare such as tactics, strategic thinking, and field medicine during this period. The vast majority of the 3.5 million people who fought were volunteers. The war left 750,000 soldiers dead and 400,000 disabled, and associations estimate that the number of casualties is likely even higher, as well as an unknown number of civilians.

The limitations of the Civil War were in Lincoln.

Slavery in the rebellious southern states was abolished, and although these blacks were emancipated, they did not gain the same power as the whites.

The victory of the North in the war established the dominance of the big bourgeoisie in the country. The Civil War eliminated slavery and thus capitalism in the United States.

Rapid development cleared the way. The implementation of the Homestead Law accelerated the development of the western region and promoted the victory of the American-style road in the development of agricultural capitalism. Thus, at the end of the 19th century, the United States became the most advanced industrial and agricultural capitalist power in the world.

During the post-Civil War reconstruction, blacks were still subjected to discrimination and exploitation by plantation owners, but were politically empowered to citizenship and suffrage, and to be freed from slave yoke. Hence the American Civil War.

It has had an epoch-making influence in the development of American history.

The Civil War destroyed slavery, and the Civil War was the second bourgeois revolution in the history of the United States, but it solved the land problem of the peasants, maintained the unity of the country, cleared the way for the accelerated development of American capitalism, and made the United States a world power.

laid the groundwork.

The Industrial Revolution in the Civil War brought great progress in military affairs, the two sides used metal cartridge shells and rear-loading rifles to fight, the use of railroads and steam ships to achieve rapid troop maneuvering and assembly, the use of steam ironclad warships for naval warfare, mechanical repeating pistols for the first time into actual combat, especially the North developed the production method of manufacturing standardized parts assembly, greatly improved industrial production efficiency, and promoted the progress in American history.

The civil war in the United States, also known as the Civil War, was mainly because the war between the bourgeoisie in the north and the slave owners in the south was caused by the vicious competition between the social system and the economy, and ended in the victory of the bourgeoisie in the north.

1. At that time, the United States had a system of slavery in the south and a system of capitalist hypocrisy in the north, which contradicted each other.

2.Influenced by interests, I think I've heard that international relations determine relations between countries, and there are reasons for this.

3.Plantation interests clashed with capitalist interests, which eventually led to the outbreak of civil war.