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North Star pg 18

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Mahogany😊🐥
Dem days was hell pg 15

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all the slaves did was wake up got a hoe and started working

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Foolishness and Union

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The south didn’t want to be a country with the north.

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President Lincoln demanded they stop all of the foolishness and come back to the Union, but they didn’t pay him any mind.

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Abolish

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Slave, stronger,  in powerfully

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Even though slavery was dying out up north, it was getting stronger down south

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Abolish

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They wanted to abolish slavery

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Congress would determine or not each new state should allow slavery, and it was always a fight.

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Tension

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It was always a fight

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Tens of thousands of slaves in the northern slave states were marched hundreds of miles on foot out west and down the Mississippi River into the Deep South.

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illegal ,  unfair 😀 .

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abolish , slave escape 😀

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Even though slavery was dying up north it was getting stronger south😀

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Illegal, unfair

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They treated slaves unfairly.

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Congress would determine whether or not each new state should allow slavery, it was always a fight.

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abolish

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abolish,slave escape

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Even though slavery was dying up north, it was getting stronger down south

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A word in the passage that seems particularly powerful

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