History, 31.08.2020 01:01 ioldelk123

As the Lost Cause developed, it portrayed the Civil War as: a necessary moral struggle to end slavery
a noble cause entirely unrelated to slavery
having no impact on northern states in any way
shameful and not worthy of being remembered

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