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Northern states were more against slavery while the south was more pro-slavery because they felt that they needed slaves to, manage farms and plantations growing indigo, rice and tobacco. The south was very dependent on plantations and slaves while the north was dependent on factories. Later in history the 13th amendment was passed, this was supposed to officially end slavery, to get around this people in the south created "Black Codes" or "Jim Crow Laws" which were made to limit African American freedom. Discrimination still occurred in northern states but was less harsh than it was in the south. This is partially due to the black minority in northern states. I really hope this helps...
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In order for Luke to write his Gospel, he had to go to another sources, since we wasn't himself an apostle (one of the twelve first followers of Jesus Christ)
To tihs day, there is a lot of controversy as of Luke's sources and even his identity. One of the few things we know for sure is he took writings from apostles Mark and Mathew. From the list of responses, we can also pick the name Paul, since Luke is named in the bible "a companion of Paul"
The Colonies that became the original United States were part of Britain's land claims. The colonists also demanded land, labor, and resources from the Indians when they could. (However, before they gained their independence, Britian did not allow them to take any extra land, because they did not want to be at war with the Indians. This resulted in overcrowding of the colonies and anger towards the British government)
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capturing territory in western Europe
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