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American civil war part 1 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The reason slavery was so readily accepted by the Confederacy's states, was due to the fact that the founding states were in the Deep South, which were the most racist and slavery-supporting states. These 'Deep South' states were heavily dependent on their plantations to support economy, which was why they despised the abolitionists and were pro-slavery.
- - - - the Confederate States were considered illegitimate, and a rebel state by the Union, and most European powers, and it had to be quelled.
        
        America had been a nation that opposed the British rule, and, Britain, seeing a weakened America, could invade, and re-take the continent. This would be extremely unfavorable, and the reclamation of the rebel states was a necessary move to ensure the security of America.
      - Rebellion: The Confederates were an illegitimate, rebel state that needed to be extinguished, so they could keep the cohesion of the American Nation, to make the nation grow more and become prosperous