The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Southern reactions to the enactment of the Fugitive Slave Law were positive. Southern people welcome this legislation because it supported slavery in the South. Southern owners of large plantations heavily depended on slavery to produce the number of crops needed for internal consumption, trade, and exportation to Europe.
Comparing southern reactions to those expressed by Northerners, we can see how people from the North were against the Fugitive Slave Law because it forced them to support slavery, and northerners were abolitionists, demanding the end of slavery in the United States.
The Fugitive Slave Law was passed in 1850.
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Less and then more
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The constitution gave the president limited power so Congress dominated the Executive Branch until the 1930's when Lincoln assumed powers that no other president before him ever claimed.
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Sometimes slaves are prisoners of war; while in other cultures, people convicted of crimes are sold into slavery. Still other times (as in the case of early-American slaves from Africa), societies plagued with poverty, overpopulation, or technological inferiority are either forcibly taken as slaves or willingly traded to more developed nations.
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