jefferson davis was president of the united states during the civil war.
president of the united states during the civil war?
jefferson davis
in the united states, "civil war" is the most common term for the conflict; it has been used by the overwhelming majority of reference books, scholarly journals, dictionaries, encyclopedias, popular histories, and mass media in the united states since the early 20th century. the national park service, the government organization entrusted by the united states congress to preserve the battlefields of the war, uses this term. writings of prominent men such as jefferson davis, robert e. lee, ulysses s. grant, william tecumseh sherman, p.g.t. beauregard, nathan bedford forrest, and judah p. benjamin used the term "civil war" during the conflict. abraham lincoln used it on multiple occasions. in 1862, the united states supreme court used the terms "the present civil war between the united states and the so called confederate states," as well as "the civil war such as that now waged between the northern and southern states".
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