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@selah-chelyah

Really? That is a unique view! How would that have worked out, or why do you consider them both to be in the wrong, if I may ask?

Well, the south had slavery, obviously. But freeing the slaves was done all wrong, in my opinion. Britain did it 30 years before the US did, without a bloody and divisive war. And even to this day, the US still has recurring problems with racism. I think the whole thing could’ve been handled way better.

But I think it would’ve worked for some western settlements to declare secession. They’d be too far away from the East Coast for the Union, deep in debt from the war they just finished, to do much about it till the new rebels were too strong to defeat. I see this as leading to an agreement to peacefully disagree, and the independent city-states would form a confederacy. That’s the simple version, anyway.

Did you read this? ‘Cause I’m still curious.

Yes, I did, and I meant to reply to that. I do study military tech, but I haven’t done as much in terms of operations/commands/tactics and that sort of thing. I do hope to get better aquainted witrh the topic in the future, though.