Well 1551 but their campaign started in 1519
Both had their own beliefs, as in, the south wanted slavery to make money due to the fact the south has no other way of income except for farms and only factories for ammunition and such. The north didn't need this, nor like it, due to the fact the north was very industrial.
<span>railroads provided expensive but fast transportation of raw materials and products</span><span />
Answer from Google: The Radical Republicans were a faction of the Republican Party during the American Civil War. They were distinguished by their fierce advocacy for the abolition of slavery, enfranchisement of black citizens, and holding the Southern states financially and morally culpable for the war.
Answer from Socratic:
The Radical Republicans thought Lincoln didn't take a hard enough line against slavery.
Thaddeus Stevens was always on the political fringes. He began his political career as part of the Anti-Masonic party, continued with the Whig (Anti-Jackson) party, the Know-Nothing (Anti-Catholic and Anti-Immigrant) Party and ultimately, the (Anti-Slavery) Republican Party.
In Congress, representing Pennsylvania, he was a gadfly to Lincoln for dragging his feet on banning slavery; after the war and assassination, he opposed Andrew Johnson for wanting the southern states back in the Union as quickly as possible. Stevens lobbied hard for Johnson's impeachment. He died in 1868, just in time to see the Republicans quietly drop civil rights for Blacks from their platform.
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Sends a vote to the senate as a tie breaker.
