how did the civil war affect america socially?

Answer 1

It changed it to the point so thier would be no more slavery. It allowed blacks to be able to have a voice. Even thought it took years to be able to vote but even thought we still have racists most of us are able to get along.

Answer 2

It kept the nation together, and without the civil war America would be a weaker nation today, and possibly. Untied States would half the size, and power.
It built are indentity as a nation, but American began to diverge from Europe socially, cuturally. The civil war won by the north was a good thing, or else the Southeast United States would look like modern day Mexico economically;therefore, we did the south a favor, and the african american slaves evenfully.

The civil war was not about slavery at the time, it was about the fact the south was afriad of its rights be trampled on by the mighter, and faster growing north, and the economic differences became too great by mid 19th century. The gaps of income per capita did not narrow till after 1930s with the north. In 1926 Mississippi had one-third the per captia income of the USA average it was after great depression, and ww2 that America became bounded and grew stronger without the civil war America would not have the resolve to see things thru.

Answer 3

Southern women stopped dating guys from up north. That frustrated the northern guys and they decided to get some pay back by making southern women do some of their own work. That's why slaves were freed. Black people are still rightfully p***ed off because they never asked to part of any of this b.s.

Answer 4

many fathers brothers sons and even some daughters died

it was traumatic