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Who fought against the union?why?
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Who fought against the union?why?
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The south or the confederates because they thought they should have there own country and their own rules which include slavery
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The Confederacy fought the union, the union was trying to free the slaves from the south and the south didn't want that, they wanted there slaves. The union was the north and the Confederacy was the south
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