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A 3 page paper which illustrates how progress always comes at some price and how this can be seen in the history of the American Civil War. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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South battled on many grounds as they involved issues of economics, political division and slavery. It was a time of technological progress and a time that would forever change the
face of the United States. The following paper examines how progress always comes at a price and how this is seen in the history of the American Civil War. The
paper discusses how the price of progress was worth it in the end. Progress Comes at a Price: American Civil War The American Civil War was a
war that was fought on many fronts. There was the concern of President Lincoln concerning the division of the nation and there was the concern that the Southern states had
far too much power and economic control over the nation. There was also the issue of slavery which was not as big an issue in the beginning of the war
as it would become at the end. With this simple illustration of the conditions of a very complex war it is understandable that there was not just one issue that
concerned the nation. And, as such there is really no way to access what the nation would be like today if the war had not taken place. As one author
notes, "Serious scholars still debate whether the Civil War was necessary" (Kagan, 2005; B07). At the same time one can speculate and envision that if the war had not
been fought that slavery would have continued. Perhaps the nation would have split in two and there would have been, by this point in time, over a hundred years of
continuing conflict over one issue or another. The cost of not having the war would likely have been more than it was, in the long run. In relationship to
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