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By Anthony

Slavery is one of the largest issues in American economy. South uses Africans in slavery to sell and do farming for them. In north work is mainly done by their immigrants. Slavery Divides the Country

Fredrick Douglas Lived from He was a slave for 20 years. He tried to stop slavery. He even tried to get rights for women since they didn’t have any rights back them.

16 th president of America. One of the first Republican presidents. First was a lawyer from Illinois. Didn’t support slavery. Abraham Lincoln

A secret route that escaped captives. Used railroad terms as secret codes. Was illegal. Underground railroad

Confederates believe in slavery. Jefferson Davis was their president. Their president was a senator. Confederate

Slavery

The north thought the south in the civil war to see if slavery is going to be legal in America. Then America won slavery was illegal. Civil War

This act was a very important decision. This act decided Kansas and Nebraska can decide on their own if they permitted to have slavery or not. Click here for video Kansas Nebraska Act.