<span>They were fighting for independence. Many of soldiers from the South had deep
roots in their states. Many felt
strongly about defending their rights and believed the Union was interfering with
their rights. Still, the North had more manpower and industry. When Generals like Grant, Sheridan and
Sherman came along, the North turned the tide and won the war.</span>
Answer:
the main purpose of war is destruction....
Explanation:
<em>War serves to provide a definitive answer to a dispute. War may kill many people in a short time but a bad peace will kill more and worse destroy more lives. It is just a slower evil. Nations or elements in nations are experiments. Conflicting idealologies fight for supremacy and when that fight reaches a stalemate war is the only way to break it without decades of slow simmering conflict that often creates the most violent outbursts and is most typically associated with genocide. Hatreds boil for too long and what happens when they boil over is often the worst evils attributed to war. Ironically they are really the evils of a bad peace. A peace kept too long when a short violent episode could have resolved the matter and real peace developed.</em>
Answer:
lifestyles
Explanation:
There is a trend in the United States toward rediscovering the flavor of regional cooking and the use of locally grown ingredients. People are choosing to spend hours in the kitchen using only the freshest ingredients to recreate culinary traditions. This change in <u>lifestyle</u> is one of the reasons the number of farmers markets in the United States has increased by 70 percent in the last decade.
The demand for locally grown ingredients has led to an increase in organic agriculture and increase in the numbers of farmers markets in the U.S. Though these local and organically grown ingredients are costlier, an increasing populations of Americans favor them due to the believe that they are healthier and individuals who use them in their dishes are less likely to fall ill.
It would be "Unified Command" that most often enable agencies with different legal, jurisdictional, and functional <span>responsibilities to coordinate in this way, although the exact title can change. </span>
