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This is one of the things that led to civil war because the anit-slavery people wanted freedom for all people but it led to bloodshed with the people in the South because they still wanted to keep slaves. B.M.O

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lincolns election was important because while many people were catalysts, he finally was the one to give orders, that may have been to only better himself but...yea

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i think slavery was the number 1 cause of the civil war because it caused the most disagreements and caused so many people to hate eachother
-shelby

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the 1859 john brown raid  had the most significant impact on the civil war because Abolitionist John Brown supported violent action against the South to end slavery and played a major role in starting the Civil War. After the Pottawatomie Massacre during Bleeding Kansas, Brown returned to the North and plotted a far more threatening act.

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The abolitionist movement/slavery had the most significant impact on the civil war because it kind of led the north and the south to start arguments as they expressed their differences in opinions especially when new territories were added in which was going to tip the balance, want and "power" between the north and the south.
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There were a lot of things both party's did not agree with, but they were able to make a compromise for most situations. But one situation that stands out was slavery. And  if slavery was going to be tolerated in the future.

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This was seen as a direct attack on both sides, waging a war

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I believe slavery was a main cause for the civil war because the south depended on slavery and didn't think there was anything wrong with it while the north believed it was rude and evil. which led to the big division of both. - Emma Cortez

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I think that the Kansas-Nebraska act was the last chance for compromise as it over ruled the Missouri compromise which had kept peace for a while and led to bleeding Kansas, and further violence in congress

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There were a lot of things both party's did not agree with, but they were able to make a compromise for most situations. But one situation that stands out was slavery. And  if slavery was going to be tolerated in the future.

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it was speculated before his election that he was anti slavery and favored the norther free states and the election then allowed there to be talk about owning slaves which caused concerns in the south
KJ

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I believe that the election of President Lincoln was the final line that pushed the south away and Lincoln being openly expressed his dislike of slavery and that he will try to end it. T.K.

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In Lawrence, Kansas, a clash on the senate floor broke out  between the North and the South. The divide between the 2 sides was very strong and this is where the outbreak broke out.
A.D.J

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This was a battle between the people who were against slavery and the people who agreed with it.
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Isabelle Kraninger

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The election of president Lincoln had the most significant impact on the Civil War because it debate and challenged ideas of slavery and slavery owning. This caused disputes between the North and South states.
- D M-L

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while there were many causes of the civil war era time slavery was one of the biggest. bloody kansas was because it is this battlefield on which the forces of anti-slavery and the forces of slavery meet. ... Literally, the forces of slavery and the forces of anti-slavery meet in Kansas.
A.J

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Led to party realignment and violence, furthering the sectional divide that ultimately erupted in the civil war
V.R

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while there were many political and cultural differences between the north and the south that contributed to the American civil war, the main cause of the war was slavery. D.R

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Southern states began to fear they would lose so much power that they would lose all their rights, so each new state added to the country became a battleground between the north and south - A.M

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slavery was the top problem and this is where anti slavery and pro slavery battled it out.
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KN

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The election of President Lincoln had the most significant impact on the civil war because it led to many disputes on the topic of slavery/ slave owning.  Slave owners in the south got very scared that their rights to own slaves were going to be taken away.  This led to poor relationships between governments, states and territories.
B.A

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The act reopened the idea of slavery expansion. Territories were now able to use popular sovereignty to determine whether territory would enter as a slave or free state. B.L.

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Plantation owners in the south wanted their slaves returned if they escaped, people in the north didn't abide by this law for the most part.

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it was a battlefield on which the forces of anti-slavery and the forces of slavery met.
Aylin M.

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The election of Abraham Lincoln was the final push which made the south secede. They believed Lincoln would abolish slavery immediately which is what the south was strongly against. Lincoln would then fight a war against the south to keep the country together -D.V.

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