Throughout the war both sides were continuously fighting for their certain beliefs and viewpoints that they believed should be upheld in the american government. While they were fighting every day to state their viewpoints they were also losing life after life. In (document F) it states that a soldier's leg was amputated on the battlefield in 1864. The lack of advanced medicine was a huge problem and many lives were lost due to many injuries that were then known as incurable .The deaths that were taking place were do to many of the disagreements among the opposing armies. The Ku Klux Klan was also responsible for many deaths among the black human race (Document E). It took someone who was very persistent to help stop many of the groups that were causing extreme damage among our …show more content…
The major problems of death, equality, and leadership all played a huge roll in how our country was supposed to reunite to become one again. Many of the difficulties we faced are still not completely settled to this day, but we were able to put aside our personal differences for the better of our country. I truly believe that a great country starts with great leadership and that is what led us out of the whole that the country so long suffered from. The Civil War may have damaged us short term but it’s prepared us to be better in the