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Sectionalism separated the north and the south. It caused arguments and differences in slavey, laws, land, and the bleeding Kansas. That all lead up to to civil war.

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Sectionalism started the civil war because the North and South had differences about slavery.

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political sectionalism occurred because of the certain events happening throughout the government.

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Sectionalism started the civil war because they both had differences and opinions on certain things (slavery)

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Sectionalism lead to the Civil War because the North and South had differences. When Abraham Lincoln won the election of 1860 it had a huge effect on the south and they started removing themselves from the union. Lincoln had hope that they would be one again. Also, John Brown’s attempt to strike the proslavery people angered many. North and South had different poltical views and if they didn’t see eye to eye war broke out.

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Sectionalism led to the Civil War because it divided the North and South and their different ideas on slavery. The North knows slavery is wrong, as some people in the South share the same idea like John Brown (even though his way of protest wasn't the best way to protest). The South used everyday possible way to prove that slavery was right in their words. For example, the court system ruled that all slaves were property and held no rights and that no one can deny them the right to their 'property' as it was apparently in the constitution. As they had different views they created different group with different ideas.

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Sectionalism led to the Civil War ,because

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Sectionalism separated the north and south thoroughly. The industrial north was very different from the farming south. Also, different views were not heard by each side in government and union.

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Sectionalism led to the Civil War because it divided the country in groups that could agree on things, aka slavery. An example is in the Kansas-Nebraska Act the territories got to chose whether they wanted to be a slave or free state but that cause a lot of conflict between the people. In turn the conflict turned violent and gave the territory the nickname "Bloody Kansas.

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Sectionalism led to the civil war because It created a divided country and some examples of that are the Kansas-Nebraska Act (which gave Kansas and Nebraska popular sovereignty) , Dred Scott decision( Supreme Court basically said that even though Dred Scott live in a free state for years didn’t mean he was a free man), and the Fugitive Slave Act

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Sectionalism separates the north and south. The separation created arguments over things like Slavery, Land, and Laws. Theses arguments made people kill other people like in Bleeding Kansas when John Brown killed the five people proslavery.

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Sectionalism separated the north and south so much that they ended up startingvthe civil war over the disagreement about slavery.

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How did sectionalism lead to the Civil War? Explain and cite evidence with specific examples.