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What were the most significant results of the Civil War?The war greatly improved relations with Great Britain and increased the power of the planter class.The war decreased the power of the federal government and enabled the Democratic party to control Congress.The war elevated the idea that the Union was indissoluble and the passage of the Thirteenth Amendment ended slavery in the United States.The war confirmed Lincoln's belief that freedom was dead, and states' ability to leave the Union remained undecided.
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