Firstly, there were disagreements under the hood when it came to politics regarding the North and South. At the time, Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Doulas were going against each other in the 1860 Election and both of the top candidates had very different views when it came to the South’s practices in slavery. Stephen A. Doulas who brought on the concept of Popular sovereignty to tip-toe around the fact he idealized slavery and it was …show more content…
It was a time of disunity where America's morals split right down the middle between the North and the South. Politics, economics, and society's views on slavery were all the causes of the Civil War in 1861 among the issues of slavery. The war happened and what has already happened can't be changed, but what the Civil War has given those working in the government now is a warning of what can happen if the people become too divided. The war's history also provides a guideline to keep the Civil War from repeating in the future. The Civil War may have brought America apart for those four bloody years, but in the end, it all brought America together stronger than