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Q: How was the nation divided over the institution. of slavery?
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How was the nation divided over the institiution of slavery?

northern and southern


The election of 1860 showed how?

deeply divided the nation was over slavery


How did the institution of slavery start to divide the nation under the articles of confederation?

Really the nation wasn't all that divided over slavery at the time of the Articles. There might have been some people in the north who didn't approve of it, but overall slavery wasn't an issue back then. You really start to see slavery become an issue when we start to annex states and territories. the issue of weather we make them slave or free states depending on the Mason Dixon line is a cause of major controversy


Struggle over these divided the north and south?

slavery


What was the state that divided over slavery in 1863?

Virginia


In 1860 election nation was split over this issu?

slavery


The Harpers Ferry raid showed how close the nation was to doing what over slavery?

The Harpers Ferry raid showed how close the nation was to going to war over slavery.


What political party wasnt divided over slavery?

Republicans


Why did the South make the US Civil War a war for independence?

Southern leaders believed that their way of life which included the institution of slavery was in danger from the free States of the United States. Their solution was to become an independent nation and avoid further conflicts over slavery with the Northern States.


What was the long term effects bleeding Kansas problem?

the north and south became more divided over the issue of slavery


Did the American nation deal with slaves and slavery?

yes because today there are over a million american that were slaves and are in a slavery.


Which political party was not divided over slavery?

free soil party