How did the north end slavery
[DOCX File]The Civil War
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The South is convinced that the North is trying to end slavery. The north celebrates John Brown as a freedom fighter. 1860. Election of 1860. Abraham Lincoln (Republican) elected by northern states. Lincoln was against the spread of slavery but promised not to interfere with slavery where it already existed.
[DOC File]Chapter 15 Section 4 - RRCS
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*How did the Civil War divide both North and South? Not all northerners supported a war to preserve the Union or end slavery, and not all southerners favored a war to defend secession or support slavery *Why was the Civil War sometimes called a “rich man’s war but a poor man’s fight”?
[DOC File]Slavery and Abolition
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Garrison established his fierce tone with his first issue titled, "To the Public," on January 1, 1831. He was a passionate abolitionist that sought an immediate end to slavery. It was not until the United States had fought a Civil War and our Congress adopted the Thirteenth Amendment (1865) that slavery would come to an end.
[DOC File]8th Grade
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Did you know - Both “Harriets” - Tubman and Beecher Stowe - were abolitionists and worked to end slavery. Here’s another one…what did each of them do to hasten the end of slavery? See next page for the answer … Due on Wednesday April 17th . Answer to the question on page 8 is B.
[DOC File]The South and the Slavery Controversy, 1793-1860
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In defending slavery, the South turned its back not only on many of the liberal political and social ideas gaining strength in the North, but on most of progressive Western civilization. Most northerners were hostile to radical abolitionism, and respected the Constitution’s evident protection of slavery …
[DOC File]Chapter 21 A Divided Nation
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21.2 Confronting the Issues of Slavery:-By 1819 settlers were continuing to move west, and had formed 7 new states west of the Appalachians.-To set up these states Congress passed the . Northwest Ordinance of 1787. What . it did was outline the steps for a territory to become a state, and it banned slavery. north of the Ohio River.
[DOCX File]Reconstruction DBQ.docx - North Hunterdon-Voorhees ...
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Did Reconstruction successfully solve the problems caused by slavery and the Civil War? The period of . Reconstruction. lasted from 1865 to 1877, and involved putting the country back together after the Civil War. The Civil War was fought and won by the North and the United States was preserved; but a number of new problems were created.
[DOC File]Chapter 15 Section 3
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*The first two years of war were not good for the North, but the North’s victory at Antietam was a turning point. Emancipating the Enslaved *Many abolitionists were happy when the war began. They urged Lincoln to end slavery and punish the South for starting the war. Lincoln Changes His Mind *Lincoln knew most northerners did not want to end ...
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Negative reactions in the NORTH. Even though the abolitionist movement took place in the North, not all Northerners agreed with it. List two reasons some people in the North did NOT want slavery to end. Negative reactions in the SOUTH. List at least two reasons most white Southerners did NOT want slavery to end.
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