Do you think the civil war was worth the cost

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Based on what you have learned in this module, do you think the Civil War was worth the cost, or do you think Americans would have been better off if the North had allowed the South to secede peacefully? Who do you hold primarily responsible for the Civil War, the North or the South?

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