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Marina CMI [18]
2 years ago
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List reasons why the North opposed slavery.

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Ghella [55]2 years ago
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Abolitionists opposed slavery for several reasons. For may people in the North, the stronghold of the abolitionist movement, it was a moral imperative: slavery was a sin and it was necessary to end that sinful practice. Such arguments were popular thanks to the Second Great Awakening. They also wanted social emancipation of the black people and an end to segregation and racism, measures of American society´s progress. Some events like the outrageous Suprem Court´s Dred Scott decision  that stated that slaves were not US citizens and thus could not sue their owners in courts, helped  galvanize anti-slavery feelings in the North. Finally, there are economic aspects to be considered. Slavery was the agriculture-centered Southern economy´s engine; tobacco, cotton and sugar farming had contributed enormously to American prosperity. The North became more industrial and had a more diversified economy base on free labor. That´s a major difference and a key factor in the contradictions between North and South.

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deff fn [24]2 years ago
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More densely populated, had more resources (money, men and supplies) then the south, the North was predominantly Republican. hope this helps.

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