History

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SLAVERY
now that I've read uncle Tom's cabin I don't think slevery is good
The Southern economy’s reliance on slavery enabled plantation owners to generate huge profits through cotton exports.
uncle Tom's cabin
Daily life on Southern plantations involved enslaved people laboring long hours to harvest cotton, the region’s most valuable crop.
Uncle tom
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states rights vs federal authority
“The Supreme Court ruled that Congress couldn’t ban slavery in the territories, limiting federal power and intensifying the states’ rights debate.”
lincoln supporting the north- happy for winning the election
returning slaves to owners (fugitive slave act)
angry southerners because Lincoln won the election of 1860
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economic differences
Expanding railroads in the North boosted industry by linking factories to markets and ports.
The North’s economy rapidly industrialized with factories producing textiles, machinery, and goods, supported by growing transportation networks and immigrant labor.
The South’s economy depended on agriculture, especially cotton, cultivated by enslaved labor on plantations.

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