The Political Atmosphere during the Civil War

Sectional Differences were very apparent long before the onset of the civil war. As the nation grew, disparities between the classes grew further. Politicians started to create parties that favored certain groups of people. The elite tried to further themselves from the working class and control the government. The ideals between the North and South didn't coincide. Sectional differences were bound to happen as America started to grow.
<Tab/>The creation of parties was a bad idea, according to George Washington.…