Which cause of the Civil War had the greatest impact on the outbreak of the war?

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Causes of the Civil War Causes for the outbreak of Civil War existed in plenty and one of the most prominent among them was the prevalence of slavery in the United States during this period. While the economy of the Northern states was driven by industries, the same was driven by agriculture in the Southern states.

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