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Evangelicalism, as represented by John Wesley and his brother Charles, was a reconfiguration of Protestantism in the age of reason and industry. ... Ironically, the Evangelicals were first into the field of social change by igniting the anti-slavery movement.
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<span>Panic of 1873
The economic recession of 1873 diverted the northerners focus to the financial issues impacting the growth of the Second Industrial Revolution and the growing farmer population in the West. Northerners wanted the government to focus on the industrial progress taking place and the growing concerns over political and economic corruption occurring within urban areas. </span>
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Explanation: yes they are
It could have given more power to the states in favor of slavery. People in the Missouri Territory had no mercy for runaway slaves. The governor of the territory believed that slaves should never be free.<span>
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