In what two ways did the Union's aims for fighting the Civil War differ from the Confederacy's aims?

1The Union wanted to abolish the practice of slavery, while the Confederacy wanted slavery to continue.

2The Union wanted to industrialize the rural South, while the South wanted to maintain its agricultural economy.

3The Union wanted to grant women the right to vote, while the Confederacy opposed granting women this right.

4The Union wanted to protect national sovereignty, while the Confederacy wanted to protect state sovereignty.

5The Union wanted central control of the nation's overseas trade, while the Confederacy wanted to divide it among coastal states.

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Jase Kaiser

13 March, 05:18

In what two ways did the Union's aims for fighting the Civil War differ from the Confederacy's aims?

1The Union wanted to abolish the practice of slavery, while the Confederacy wanted slavery to continue.

2The Union wanted to industrialize the rural South, while the South wanted to maintain its agricultural economy.

3The Union wanted to grant women the right to vote, while the Confederacy opposed granting women this right.

4The Union wanted to protect national sovereignty, while the Confederacy wanted to protect state sovereignty.

5The Union wanted central control of the nation's overseas trade, while the Confederacy wanted to divide it among coastal states.

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Lennon Fischer · Answer 1

I would have to go with A because both sides wanted a different way of life preserved. Confederacy - Its goal was to secure independence from the North and to establish an independent nation free from Northern political oppression and the repression of slavery. A and D

Lea Wheeler · Answer 2

The Union wanted to abolish the practice of slavery, while the Confederacy wanted slavery to continue.

The Union wanted to protect national sovereignty, while the Confederacy wanted to protect state sovereignty.