Every war in American history has faced opposition by at least some elements of the U.S. public. The Civil War was no exception. Indicate one major argument that Northerners voiced in opposition to going to war and one major argument that Southerners voiced in opposition to going to war. Be clear and specific in explaining each of these arguments. Then, consider the statement by the course textbook about the Civil War that "there was much truth in the accusation that the war on both sides was a rich man's war but a poor man's fight" (448). Explain how the reasons for going to war for both the North and the South largely reflected issues of concern for the rich and not the poor. Be sure to show how this occurred for both the North and the South. Then, describe factors that led the poor to become involved in the war. Again, show how this occurred for both the North and the South.