Most Decisive American Victory: Civil War or Pacific War

[OSR stands with Israel]

I think the Civil War

[Cory]

Civil War I guess. But this poll is loaded in favor of it because as a war it was a much bigger deal in general for America.

[Frodo]

The Pacific War was by far more decisive in that it decided once and for all who dominated the Pacific and the world.  By contrast, we are still fighting the Civil War, only this time -instead of on the battlefield- it's in Congress, the courts, and our culture. 

[H. Ross Peron]

The Pacific War was by far more decisive in that it decided once and for all who dominated the Pacific and the world.  By contrast, we are still fighting the Civil War, only this time -instead of on the battlefield- it's in Congress, the courts, and our culture. 

^This.

[TDAS04]

Tough call, but voted Pacific War for reasons mentioned above.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

The one which fundamentally transformed the American economy and marked the beginning of the United States as a global power.

[politicus]

The Pacific War was by far more decisive in that it decided once and for all who dominated the Pacific and the world.  By contrast, we are still fighting the Civil War, only this time -instead of on the battlefield- it's in Congress, the courts, and our culture. 

The idea that it is decided forever who dominates the world is ridiculous.

[Blair]

The Pacific War was by far more decisive in that it decided once and for all who dominated the Pacific and the world.  By contrast, we are still fighting the Civil War, only this time -instead of on the battlefield- it's in Congress, the courts, and our culture. 

The idea that it is decided forever who dominates the world is ridiculous.

Especially since China are now the most important power in the far east