Hypothetical Second American Civil War

A hypothetical Second American Civil War is a common term used by historians to determine whether important violent eras in the history of the United States were "civil wars" or not or even more popular is the discussion about a possible Second American Civil War in the future. Talks about a Second American Civil War have been increasing with varying frequency and intensity since the end of the First Civil War in 1865.

Discussions about a possible Second American Civil War became a main serious trend because of the polarizing impacts of Donald Trump's 2016 United States presidential election victory. Many American conservatives have expressed their discontents with their government for what they considered authoritarian under the Democratic Party's leaderships of U.S. President Barack Obama and Speaker of U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi. Meanwhile, left-wing American groups saw Donald Trump elected president as signs of many movements of reactionism, right-wing politics and extremism that are taking over, warning that Trump's provocative and anti-democratic behaviors will incite violence, while pro-Trump conservative supporters' efforts to overthrow fundamental democracy will lead to the rise of fascism, nationalism, Christian nationalism and white supremacy. A result of a divided hateful United States is mostly considered the most politically polarizing era in U.S. history by many historians.

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