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<span>The American </span>Civil War<span> had lots of negative </span>effects<span> to the South...A very important </span>cause<span> of the </span>cause<span> of the American </span>Civil War<span> was the election of Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln wanted to abolish slavery and the Southerners did not want to be ruled by an anti-slavery Northerner.
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Another cause and effect was the Kansas-Nebraska act. This act was brought up to admit the states in
the Louisiana Purchase to be admitted as union states. Kansas objected to this because it was a pro-slavery state...
<span>The Reconstruction was a movement in the time period between 1865 and 1869 that aimed to integrate the seceded states back into the nation and make sure they obey the laws of the Union this time. The Reconstruction also helped rebuild and repair the towns and buildings in the South.
</span><span>The most important effect of the Civil War was the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863. Abraham Lincoln declared all slave states in rebellion.<span>
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Common Sense was a book written about why the colonies should break away from Great Britain's rule. It became popular because many American colonists believed that they would be better off as an independent country.
2)Only With the clash of civilizations in the New World.
3)Slaves grew other crops such as corn or potatoes, cotton,sugar and Tobacco plantations slaves....
4) Southern colonies had fewer towns and cities than other colonies. Most colonists lived on small farms in the backcountry, away form schools and towns.
5)True
6)C,D ect
7) They not believe that all were created equal...
8) Because they not allowed them to do that only thing they can fo is to working on the garden that's why they was here and nothing else...
9)A system practice or institution.
10) To grow and pick the cotton became so profitable for the planters
11) Was a network of secret routes and safe houses
12) They petitioned congress to abolish slavery. D is the answer;Women's organization that helped lead the way of the in the abolition
13)20 million
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C.) Vargas treated Indians the same as they had been treated in the past.
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