No two situations are exactly the same
Answer: Racism, apartheid, and economic exploitation of the people.
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<em>1.) </em><em>Slavery </em><em>(The civil war was primarily to end slavery, but Lincoln wanted to keep the union together.)</em>
<em>2.) </em><em>Union </em><em>(Keeping the union together was important for Lincoln)</em>
<em>3.) </em><em>Support </em><em>(The north did not support slavery)</em>
<em>4.) </em><em>Border </em><em>(These states were with Lincoln but still owned slaves)</em>
<em>5.) </em><em>Fredrick Douglas</em><em> (Abolitionist)</em>
<em>6.) </em><em>Morally </em><em>(Slavery was morally wrong)</em>
<em>7.) </em><em>Antietam </em><em>(This battle gave the north more control of the war)</em>
<em>8.) </em><em>Free </em><em>(Slaves were not technically free quite yet)</em>
<em>9.) </em><em>Enslaved</em><em> (People were still enslaved in the south)</em>
<em>10.) </em><em>Laws</em><em> (The south did not follow the US constitution)</em>
<em>11.) </em><em>Government </em><em>(The north did not agree with the south)</em>
<em>12.) </em><em>Wrong </em><em>(Slavery was wrong to the people in the north)</em>
