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1 U.S. Pre-Civil War

2 Sectionalism

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4 the start of the Civil War?
What advantages and disadvantages does each side of the conflict have at the start of the Civil War?

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8 Abolitionism Emancipate all slaves
End racial discrimination and segregation 1830’s

9 Social Partly fueled by the Second Great Awakening
Belief that everyone played a role in God’s plan to end slavery American Anti-Slavery Society Large movement of women involved

10 Political Free-Soilers want to restrict slavery from spreading- Thoughts slaves took white jobs Southerner's saw the North unified against them Gag-Law’s to keep the peace (prevent Anti- Slavery talk)

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