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White Southerners had become accustomed to a certain hierarchy in the south. It involved them at the peak of the pyramid with black slaves at the bottom. So low down, that they weren't even considered human beings, simply property. As a result, they vehemently opposed any rights the black slaves acquired and literally behaved as if it were a personal affront to them that these people should have the rights of citizens.

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