There was slavery in the north for the same reason there was slavery in the south, that is to work at labourous jobs.
they slavery wanted choices that was not the same
Actually, it was the South who declared war on the North when it shelled Ft. Sumner in 1861. For Lincoln it came down to keeping the union together and in the South it was a states right issue. They felt they had the right to determine the issue of slavery. Today the argument is the same, but the issue is abortion instead of slavery.
They were disappointed that the experiment with putting slavery to the vote seemed to be causing violence, and they blamed the South for sending ruffians into Kansas to intimidate the voters. The South, of course, blamed the North for doing the same.
The north considered the main issue in the war to be slavery. The south considered the main issue in the war to be state's rights. So as you see they weren't even fighting over the same issues!
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There was slavery in the north for the same reason there was slavery in the south, that is to work at labourous jobs.
they slavery wanted choices that was not the same
slavery was not the same everywhere in the world because they had different parts like the north and south. The north was treated better then the south
The north was against slavery, and the south favored it.
slavery was not critical to the sucess of the economy in the north
In both the north and the south slaves worked hard and were owned. In the south slaves mostly worked on plantations; in the north many slaves worked in businesses and were able to work for money in their spare time.
Well. Not all of the North were Abolostionists, Same in the South, not all of us supproted Slavery.
The north became industrialized and depended on paid workers while the south needed slave labor for their very large plantations.
by slavery. they did the same for ww1, ww2, and Vietnam. its called the draft.
yes, because all the south wanted slavery and the north didnt. -sydney
yes, because all the south wanted slavery and the north didnt. -sydney