Period Seven Civil War: Across Five Aprils by Traci Cottrell

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First name beginning with H-M

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First name with N-S

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2133399 — 2025-05-13 17:59:55 UTC

War is bad

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Help people

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2025-05-13 18:02:17 UTC

John Brown was an abolitionist who was deeply against slavery. He's well known for his ideology that violence was the best protest and for the raid on 'Harpers ferry arsenal' that happened in 1859. He was unfortunately executed.

J.A

2025-05-13 18:03:46 UTC

John Brown was an abolitionist who was against slavery. Violence was a great protest to him and sadly he was executed.

dylan

2025-05-13 18:05:14 UTC

He founded " The Liberator". he championed women's sufferage

Z - I forgot my number but that's my first initial

2025-05-13 18:05:16 UTC

Fort Sumter is where the war begins in the book, because soldiers from the south began to fire at the fort. And that was the reason why the Civil War had started. Because the North & the South began to fight.

Kam(Kamara)

2025-05-13 18:09:06 UTC

John brown was captured and tried for treason and also executed I really feel bad for the good man

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2025-05-13 18:11:07 UTC

Charles Sumner was a US senator and an abolitionist. He fought to abolish slavery. He wrote a speech for the Fugitive Slave Law (an indictment).

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2133399 — 2025-05-13 18:14:02 UTC

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tcottrell5 — 2025-05-13 18:14:54 UTC

Charles Sumner was a senator from the North who strongly hated slavery. He gave a speech called “The Crime Against Kansas,” where he blamed Southern leaders for supporting slavery. A few days later, a Southern congressman named Preston Brooks got angry and attacked Sumner with a cane in the Senate, badly hurting him. This shocked the country and made the fight between the North and South even worse. Sumner became a hero in the North for standing up against slavery.