People in the North and South of the US had different opinions on slavery because most people in the North saw slavery as both a moral evil and a useless institution, since slave labor was very minimal in the northern states. People in the South, however, felt that slavery was an integral part of their well-being and economy, since their economy was almost entirely agricultural, with a large number of slaves being worked in the fields.
<span>Young civil rights activists attempted to desegregate Southern restaurants by holding sit-ins.
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#7 is self-designation by Indo-Iranian peoples in ancient times
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