Was the Civil War Inevitable?

Was the Civil War Inevitable?

Introduction

Rapid thoughts come in our mind when people ask, 'was the civil war inevitable?' Worlds one of the most prominent events is the American Civil War and also in the American history as it changed many things not only in the US but also the world over. Events from the history are not that easy to decode or decipher. There are numerous events that occurred due to only one reason or due to some easily understandable reasons.

The civil war was fought over the issue of slavery during 1861 to 1865. Primarily, there were differences in opinion about the blend of politics and the issue of slavery. The question here asked is whether the civil war was an inevitable event, from many thoughts tell us that, yes it was inevitable (Crane, 1982).

Discussion

Many wars have been fought till now in the world, every war fought had some particular reason. In American civil war, the primary reason of the war was the issue of slavery. It is easy to guess in looking back upon and answer the question, with a firm no, but in reality, it is complicated to a large extent. American Civil War could have been easily avoided. But as it says, you can turn back, when the certain threshold has reached.

Southern state wanted to continue with the slavery while the northern state wanted an end to it. After the independence, the southern and Northern regions of America started to drift apart. Northern state slowly began to look slaves as burden and became more industrialized and didn't require much of the manual work. While, on the other side (Southern State) had plantation and farms, and required much more of the slaves to carry with the production, hence the conflict was unavoidable.

During the civil ...