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The media is something that pretty much everyone in modern day has. Whether it's a phone or computer, we're surrounded by it. The relies on the information provided by it because well why not? Everyone else believes it, so I might as well believe it too! People tend to follow the crowd and the same occurs when it comes to values and beliefs on relationships.
One may change the way they view this because of an article they read that maybe a hundred other people read or agreed with. They can see the reasons and evidence given, even if it is unreliable, outlets make it look real. This makes the person put their trust into it, and change the way they think. Outlets and such aren't the only cause as other social media apps can have an affect on the mind as well.
1.compromise of 1850 gained many supporters because it the south loved the fugitive slave law and the north was happy cause california entered as a free state and ended slave trade in washington dc.
2.fugitive slaw law gained the southerners support because slaws will have to be returned to their owners. northerns could be fined and go to jail if they hide them.
3.underground railroad was a secret passage that was led by harriet tubman and it gained the northerners and many escaped african americans support because slaves can be freed.
4. kansas nebraska act gained the southerners support because it allowed slavery to spread and reversed the missouri compromise.
5.republican party was the whig party and the free soil party combined. gained many northerners support cause northerners saw slavery as a morally wrong.
6.dred scott decision angered many free african americans but it gained supporters in the south. southerners were happy because congress had no right to ban slavery in the territories.
7.raid on Harper's ferry gained support in the north. john brown led this unsuccessful abolitionist rebellion. northern abolitionist supported this.
8. lincoln being elected was supported in the north because he also railed against slavery in his campaign
9.harriet beecher stowe author of uncle toms cabin
10.lincoln douglas debate was focused around the issue of slavery extensions to the territory.
11. jefferson davis confederate president
1. All of these
2. Theodore Roosevelt
One right during a verbal conflict is to be able to keep and express one's own opinions - a person during a verbal conflict does not have to obligation to abandon their views.
One responsibility is to respect the other speaker and their views -they might not agree with them, but they should not disrespect their speaker.