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On April 12, 1861, South Carolina troops opened fire on Federal forces in Fort Sumter, initiating the American Civil War. Four years and two million casualties later, the North would stand triumphant over a broken and devastated South. What drove the Southern slaveholding states to war is simultaneously complicated and extremely simple. Numerous disputes and confrontations had threatened the union between the states since independence. However, the only issue that the democratic process failed to overcome was slavery. Ultimately, it was the fear-driven need to preserve the institution of slavery that caused the American Civil War. There was no doubt of this at the time; there should be no doubt now. Welcome to the introduction to our new series on the American Civil War, where we will discuss the leadup to the deadliest war in American history and discuss the causes that led to it. Spoiler alert: it was slavery. In Their Own Words The eminent Civil War hi
