The U.S. Civil War Explained in One Minute

The video begins with an introduction and a question about the Civil War. It provides an overview of the Civil War, highlighting the conflict between the Northern and Southern states from 1861 to 1865. The Southern states formed the Confederate States of America, believing in states' rights to secede. The Northern states, led by the Republican Party, viewed the nation as a union of people. Key issues included tariffs, the National Bank, and slavery. Ultimately, the Union emerged victorious, leading to the end of slavery. The video concludes with a call to action to watch more videos and a reminder about retention.

What years did the Civil War take place?

• 1870 to 1875

• 1861 to 1865

• 1880 to 1885

• 1850 to 1855

Which states formed the Confederate States of America?

• 11 Southern states

• 13 Northern states

• 10 Western states

• 15 Eastern states

What was the Southern states' belief about the country's structure?

• A federation of cities

• A monarchy

• A union of people

• A country of states

Which of the following was NOT an issue between the central government and the Southern states?

• National Bank

• Tariffs

• Industrialization

• Expansion of slavery

What was one of the outcomes of the Civil War?

• The South gained independence

• The North seceded

• The federal government weakened

• Slavery was abolished