What’s the most important, specific factor, that led to the civil war? Why is it important?

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AVprozaik [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

The main cause, and most important factor of the civil war was slavery. Slavery caused the Civil War because they were being treated unfairly by the South. The North did not like that they were being treated so unfairy. It was a very important factor because the south had been using their slaves to aid the war effort.

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