They didn't want to end slavery, because slavery made their lives that much easier.
exg bankers had shark tons of money, so they bought slaves and had the slaves clean, tend to their needs, etc.
merchants could have slaves carry their stock.
mill owners needed alot of man power back in the day to get things going to produce a fair amount of output into the market, and paying good looking muscular men was much more expensive than one time buying a few slaves and having them work hard.
unskilled workers might have wanted slaves because then they didn't need to learn the given skill, they could have a slave do it FOR them.
The North did not have experienced commanders
Robert Fulton - steam boat
Sam Slater- water powered cotton mill
Cyrus McCormick - mechanical reaper
Morse- telegraph and morse code
The Supreme Court Ruling was important as it decided that free speech could only be limited if it incited harm. Ohio's law saying that group could not gather to talk about criminal syndicalism broke the 1st amendment as it didnt incite harm
One of the major outcomes of Polk’s expansionist policies in the Oregon Territory was that massive numbers of settlers rushed to the area in the hopes of starting new lives--leading to a great deal of political disorder.
