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If a historian says the "Civil War Era," he or she is referring to what time period?
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If a historian says the "Civil War Era," he or she is referring to what time period?
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A time around the cival warÂ
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civil war time ... era means time ...so if its civil war era it would be the time during the civil war. use context clues...hope this helped
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