Second American Civil War
Some historians name the 1861–1865 war as the \”Second American Civil War. The term was cemented by the American Experience episode \”Reconstruction: The Second Civil War\” In 2019, the national bipartisan Battleground Civility Poll by the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service revealed that the average voter believes the U.S. is two-thirds of the way to aCivil War.
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Some historians name the 1861–1865 war as the \”Second American Civil War\”, since the American Revolutionary War could be considered a civil war. The term was cemented by the American Experience episode \”Reconstruction: The Second Civil War\” and made its way to the school curriculum. In the 21st century, during an ongoing culture war between American conservatives and liberals over opposing cultural, moral, and religious ideals, some political commentators have characterized the polarized political discourse as either an actual Second civil war or a potential prelude for one.
According to one 2018 Rasmussen poll, 31 percent of American voters feared that the intense partisanship following the 2016 presidential election and the victory of Donald Trump would cause a Second Civil war within five years. In 2019, the national bipartisan Battleground Civility Poll by the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service revealed that the average voter believes the U.S. is two-thirds of the way to aCivil War.
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