How Did The Civil War Start

One of the main factors I feel like contributed and as well as started the Civil War was the political, cultural, and economic issues that were going on at the time. I personally feel like the division of the North and South was one of the main factors to the beginning of the Civil War. There was multiple situations when Northern and Southern congressmen had tried to get on an equal playing field but that came to a stop fairly quick. Things like slavery and slave labor were also some huge factors that had developed over time that contributed and continued the civil war that was taking place at the time.
President Lincoln signed and issued the Emancipation Proclamation on September 22, 1862, the act became active on January 1st, 1863. It was towards the end of the Civil War that he chose to do so. The document did have a real impact, it wasn't immediately but it did come with time.

The Emancipation Proclamation was a solid turning point during the war. It gave the slaves a sincere hope that one day they will no longer be slaves, they will be free of their own will.
This document only covers a limited amount of areas where slaves were to be freed.

However it did not apply in areas that were under control of the Union Military or to loyal Border States. It didn't fully become active until after January 1st, 1863, that is when more things were being done to follow through with these acts. It freed all slaves that were in rebellion after January 1st, 1863.
The specific language in the document that indicates the freeing the slaves was partly for military reasons was that Lincoln hoped that this act would have an influence on convincing the southern states to surrender before the January 1st, deadline. It made some confederate leaders feel like they must fight to end the war.
It seemed like Lincoln had a genuine reason to help the slaves get freed. Lincoln carried himself in a manner of high ethics and morals, and it seemed as if those were some of the contributing factors that lead to freeing the slaves on moral reasoning. There was some reasons about the war that also contributed to this act but it seemed like it was based more on an ethical

dilemma.
What surprises me about the text is the impact it had on the war. It was also an interesting factor that it did not have a single slave freed but it did have a huge turning war amongst the war. It seemed like it gave the African-Americans a huge sense of hope letting them know that there is someone who is actively attempting to do something different and help them. It helped the blacks develop a sense of feeling some sort of equality to those white men.
Issued as a military decree, it freed all enslaved people in states still in rebellion after January 1st, 1863. I chose this sentence because it gives a wider view on the moral, and military related reasons to why this act was passed. It gave a reasoning behind the military and its contributing factors that also played a role into the Emancipation Proclamation act. It let others know that the slaves were to be freed after that given due date, and that factor instilled a sense of hope into the eyes of the African-Americans soon to be freed.
Everything that was going on in the years to come was a big development in the Civil war. It was neither one nor two reasons why it had started it was over multiple reasons. Territorial battles and the manufacturing of other machines also played into other factors that added to the civil war. In my personal opinion I don’t believe one main thing caused the Civil War although I do strongly feel like it had to do with racial profiling and subtle political and economic issues that had taken