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by Anonymous on February 14th, 2008

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During the civil war, what was the capital of the united states

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  • by LoyalTubist-CountryClub Life in Mindanao on February 18th, 2008

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    Washington, DC.

    Technically, it's in the South. Maryland was a slave state but fortunately, it stayed with the Union as a Border State.

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  • by Sandy14 on February 14th, 2008

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    The capital of the United States did not change during the Civil War. It was still Washington, D.C. The captital of the Confederacy was briefly Montgomery, Ala. but was shortly moved to Richmond, Va. where it remained for the rest of the war.

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