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Why was the English Civil War called a Civil War?
because it was fought between the territories of the England. The term "civil war" means a war fought between two or more groups within the same country, not involving any other countries. 'Civil' can also mean 'polite' But as we all know, the Civil War was anything but polite.
This long term cause of the war encouraged competitiveness between nations and encouraged various ethnic groups to attempt to create nations of their own?
Nationalism
What is the term that describes a person who turns against his or hers country?
Traitor.
What were the long term effect of the cold war?
The idea of a Nuclear War between both Soviet Russia and the USA. A term called M.A.D. was developed, saying that if one nation launched its nuclear weapons, the other country will soon launch theirs shortly after, ultimately destroying the world in a nuclear war.
why was the war fought from 1861 to 1865 in the US called the civil war?
"Civil War" was the term applied by the winners, denoting Northern opinion that it was a war between residents of the same country. In the South, it's often referred to as the "War Between the States" or, sometimes, "The War of Yankee Aggression."
