also alot of the history was basically re-invented post war of 1812 so we really don't know the whole truth except thru oral history and archivists

alot of history is still buried for both north and south

Nah, its because of the destruction the North caused, plus they really fucked up with reconstruction 2 years into fixing everything

And also the North pretty much destroying the Souths entire economy that was already being put in shambles after the Tariff of Abominations

saw pics of the destruction ...seemed a bit excessive

the destruction in the north was no where near as excessive ...and even the south had naval support from other nations

or so we thought ...history is flakey on that part

The South barely got anywhere into Northern territory so any destruction was very minimal in the North. And Britian and France held some support for the South, but didnt do much beyond selling weapons to us as they couldnt do any actual combat due to the threat of Russia

looking thru some england's naval historical archives a few months ago, apparently england's navy post war of 1812 went on rampage to wipe out the slave trade in the atlantic til post civil war

which seemed very odd according to most of usa's history

for that time period

Funny enough tho, Canada showed support for the Union, despite being a puppet country to Britian who showed support for the South

well most of the 'official' history

ya...history is strange when things don't add up to a global picture of events

wait til u discover there was multiple wars around the world going on around 1812, not just in usa

Also the biggest reason why Britian showed support for the South was because of the cotton trade, and a massive cotton shortage in both Britian and France due to the Union blockade

cotton and food resources ...south had alot of crops

Yep

Tho it was primarily for cotton

well it was a cash crop

One of the biggest right next to Tabaco

which i'm smoking right now ..tobacco

still digging up hidden history of the 1800's ...mostly concentrating around 1812 era

something happen world wide to bury most of it between 1810-1811

1812 worldwide seemed to be a resources war

Yeah, a major conflict in the Pacific between France Britian and Russia, and as well as over in Europe between Prussian states, England, France, and Russia

look further ...it's world wide

not just western europe

or eastern usa

Well I did mention conflict in the pacific

eastern europe, southern europe, asia, africa

even some areas of middle east

It was essentially a unofficial world war that was going on

well internet opened up a world of histories buried under dogma

Mhm

At one point i think it also pretty much became a battle royal, at least in Asia Pacific

hell theres even a town in mexico that got buried mostly under lava by a volcano eruption in the 50's, the mexican gov for decades kept saying the town never existed yet every survivor of that town said it did, only a church steeple remained above ground til a decade ago

dogma buries more history than natural events do

Mhm

early historical maps say pompeii existed up til late 1700's ...yet they didn't officially discover it til few decades ago according few decades ago

Dam