During the Civil War, the North and the South both presented their cause as a fight for "freedom" and "liberty."

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Both the North and the South framed their causes in terms of "freedom" and "liberty," but with different interpretations. The North fought for the freedom of enslaved people and the preservation of the Union, while the South claimed they were fighting for their states' rights and liberty to govern themselves, including the right to maintain slavery.

During the Civil War, the North and the South Both