In the Civil War, Virginians and other Southerners, most of whom owned no humans, did not fight and die with the notion of making sure rich men could keep their slaves being at the forefront of their minds.
They fought a invasion for their families, homes, and brothers.
Virginia and other states seceded because they supported the rights of the other states to secede against the threat of Union invasion to deny them that right.
A union held together at gun point isn’t a union, it’s a hostage situation.
They fought a invasion for their families, homes, and brothers.
Virginia and other states seceded because they supported the rights of the other states to secede against the threat of Union invasion to deny them that right.
A union held together at gun point isn’t a union, it’s a hostage situation.