Question

How did the Civil War come to be remembered by the 1890s as the white North and South moved toward reconciliation?
a. As a struggle between federal and state rights that redefined the laws of the founding fathers.
b. As a tragic family quarrel among white Americans, in which blacks played no significant part.
c. As a monumental political struggle that culminated in the emancipation of 4 million people.
d. As the climax of the story of slavery that began when the Constitution was signed and was destined to be settled through war.
e. As a significant turning point in American economic history, as wage labor won out over slave labor.

Answer 1

Answer:

Option: b. As a tragic family quarrel among white Americans, in which blacks played no significant part.

Explanation:

The Civil War of the 1860s fought between the North (Union) and the South (Confederates). The outcome of the war was worst and bloody. The war saw many casualties than any other war in America. Both the sides were affected, but the Southern had to pay price for it. In the 1890s, the war was seen as tragic because they were fighting among themselves. The only difference was their ideas on slavery.