Cost of the Civil War

Aug 14, 2012

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Society. 600,000 dead500,000 woundedDisruption of livesSlaves receive freedomSouthern landscape destroyed. Economy. The war cost 2.6 billion dollarsSouth's labor system destroyedNorthern industry increased Inflation South9,000%, North 182%. Politics. Thirteenth Amendment passed, freeing a

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Cost of the Civil War

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1. Cost of the Civil War

The Civil War

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The Civil War

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The Civil War

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The Civil War

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The Civil War

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The Civil War

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The Civil War

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Civil War Vocabulary and Cause of the Civil War

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The Civil War

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THE CIVIL WAR

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The Cost of War

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The Civil War Civil War intro

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Women of the Civil War and the End of the Civil War

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The Civil War

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The Civil War

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The Civil War

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The Civil War

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The Civil War

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