Major Conflicts

Definition

Major conflicts refer to significant events or wars in U.S history that have had a profound impact on society and resulted in significant changes.

Related terms

Revolutionary War: The Revolutionary War was a major conflict fought between Great Britain and the American colonies, resulting in the independence of the United States.

Civil War: The Civil War was a major conflict fought between the Union states and Confederate states, leading to the abolition of slavery and reunification of the country.

World War II: World War II was a major global conflict involving many countries, including the United States, which brought about significant social changes such as increased women's rights and racial integration.