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If the South had won the Civil War, would we still have slavery in America today? Why? If not, what would have brought about its downfall?

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This solution discusses the whether slavery would still be present in the south if the confederates had won the war.

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If the South won the civil war slavery would have remained rampant, and America would have never became a powerhouse in the world economically speaking. The reason that slavery would have remained was because the Southern slave owners viewed Blacks as sub-humans, and the vice president of the confederacy believed that the war was a war of ideologies wherein the north saw the Blacks as equal to the White man and his side would never view Blacks as ...

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