what effect did the civil war have upon the nations?

Answer 1

Um, a civil war is a war WITHIN a single nation. So it's effects are genreally tied to one particular nation. If you are speaking of the American Civil War between the North and South, it had a great effect on the United States of America. It changed the perview of a wide range of things beyond slavery. Slavery was a secondary issue that just happened to be included as part of the outcome. Not that it didn't deserve to be an issue in and of itself.

Answer 2

What civil war are you referring to, there was a nine way civil war in Spain after the end of world war II, it was the inspiration for the fatalistic view in the novel 1984. Greece has the longest running history of civil wars, these people use to be at it all the time. The Romans they had a number of brutal civil wars. The US
technically by definition didn't have one they were splitting up, the South had a much stronger economic base than the North. The North had to fight the South because without the South's Agriculture the North would have bee powerless.

Answer 3

If you are speaking of the American Civil War, it wasn't actually a "civil" war. It was a war between the states. In a civil war, two sides are attempting to take control of the country. Our war was between two side where the South was trying to succeed from the union and form their own country and the North was attempting to keep this from happening.

One of the side issues that became because of this war was the freeing of the slaves. The North was losing and freeing the slaves was a strategic maneuver that helped turn the tide.

Answer 4

There was no civil war. There was a war of Nothern aggression. Some call it the was between the states. All wars have negative effects on everyone from the smallest child to the oldest person. Someone always gets hurt.