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The South acknowledges the importance of the womens help in the war.

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The North stuck together and worked as one. They believed in sticking together and not betraying eachother.

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women were not considered citizens. at least in the south, they were acknowledged for their skills

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women were not considered citizens. at least in the south, they were acknowledged for their skills

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The North talked about the freedom of slaves when the south did not because they were against freeing slaves.

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In the poem it mentions "call of our brothers gone before" on of the main reasons people may have wanted to fight was to fight for and avenge those who have passed.

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The South's poem seemed to be trying to encourage the South to fight for its "rights." The North's was mainly threatening and insulting to the Confederacy.

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The Emancipation Act, southern secession/betrayal to the United States, welcoming of freed slaves into the army, loyalty to their country, and bravery on the battlefield influenced the poem directly, as those particular events and mindsets overall lead to the Union Victory over the Confederacy.

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The poem is mostly about the Souths loyalty to their state.

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The South mentioned the women who helped the soldiers back at home.

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The north wanted the south to come back and be part of the United States again and to have slavery to be abolished.

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The south disagreed with the north on the topic of slavery, and fought for what they wanted.

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The North believed in being untied and everyone being free

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The North wanted and believed that all people should be free, "No man shall be a slave."

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The South pointed out the woman, the North did not. The North referred to The South as ''traitors". The South thought they should leave, or secede, from The United States, but The North thought it was very wrong to leave.

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The south acknowledged women and referred to the south as a women. " Our Dixie forever! She's never at a loss. " The north does not acknowledge women. The north called the south a traitor. the south did not heavy call out the north.

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The poem acknowledges the women of the South who supported the Confederacy. The author refers to them as "noble", showing appreciation.

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The North believed that slaves should be free, just like everyone else.

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The North believed that there should not be slaves. They also believed that everyone should be equal.

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The North believed in togetherness and the ratifaction of slavery. The North will go through thick and thin in order to bring the rebel states back to the union.

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The North did not mention any people, but the South mentioned a women. Also, the North and the South believe in the same things.

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The south pointed out how the soldiers laid down their lives on the bloody battle field and it also says how they are not giving up.

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The south acknowledged women and the north did not. I think it may have been different cultures and statics of the women in that time. The North was also very heavy on calling the South a traitor, and i believe that is because they feel hurt by the south's actions.

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The North believes that every man should be equal.
The North want all slaves to be free, "Not a man shall be a slave." They are fighting for the slaves to be free.
The North wants to take down the confederacy and set the slaves free.

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The South had their women in high respect compared to the North. I think that they did that because the North had factories while the South did not.