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The North wanted to preserve civil rights and free labor but the South did not.

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The Underground Railroad was a resistance to slavery through escape and flight.

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Douglass home listed on National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom

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The Compromise of 1850 called for the abolishment of slavery.

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This was a book about anti-slavery by Harriet Beecher Stowe.

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The Kansas Nebraska act allowed people to vote on the issue with slavery.

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Forced slaves to be returned to their owners even if they lived in free states.

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The South did not want Abraham Lincoln to become president because he was against slavery.

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The cotton gin led to higher demand for slaves.

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The Confederacy was a new constitution guaranteed citizens the right to own slaves.

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John Brown's raid began when he and his men took over the arsenal in Harpers Ferry.

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John Brown's Raid at Harpers Ferry: Civil War West Virginia

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The Succession of South Carolina was followed by the Succession of Mississippi, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, and Texas. These states eventually formed the Confederate States of America.

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It is a political party united against the spread of slavery in the West.

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John Brown and his men dragged the pro slavery men out of their cabins and killed the with their swords.

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The South made all of their money off of cotton but the North couldn't grow any because of the climate.

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The North and South fought because the North wanted to stop slavery and the South wanted to keep it.

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Slavery and the North: what you didn’t learn in history class | Christopher Lehman | TEDxStCloud