The Civil War is considered the first modern war

Nowadays, the Civil War is known to the majority of Americans, and it is most frequently referred to as the American Civil War outside of the United States. The battle has also gone by a variety of titles in the past. It has been referred to as the War to Make Men Free, the War of the Southern Rebellion, or simply the War of Rebellion by people in the North.

Southerners have referred to it as the War Between the States or the War of Northern Aggression, and they still do so occasionally. For those who didn't want to offend either side, there were two other popular neutral phrases at the time: the Late Unpleasantness and Mr. Lincoln's War.

One of the most interesting facts about the American Civil War is that the American Civil War is regarded as the first modern war in human history since it introduced several cutting-edge weapons and combat methods. Mines, rapid-fire guns, rifles, submarines, railroads, ironclad ships, aerial surveillance, as well as telegraphs and telephony for military intelligence, were all used in this advanced warfare.

The Civil War was also the first industrial conflict; in this conflict, the industry was heavily utilized for the war effort, with civilian factories, shipyards, banks, and transportation firms all playing crucial roles in the conflict.