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A. The federal government suspended habeas corpus in New York City.

B. The draft law permitted substitution and commutation.

C. Urbanization heightened social and economic tension.

D. Racial divisions resulted in some whites blaming blacks for the war.

E. Immigrants feared the influx of black labor from the South.

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Q: Which did NOT contribute to the New York City draft riots of 1863?
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When did New York City draft riots happen?

The New York City Draft Riots took place from July 13 through July 16 of 1863.


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They occurred in New York City, NY


Site of draft riots in 1863?

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If you're referring to the Draft Riots of 1863, they took place in New York City.


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The New York City Draft Riots took place from July 13 to July 16 of 1863.


Did suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus in New York City contribute to the Draft Riots?

No. Suspension of habeas corpus was not the cause of the riots. The draft was the cause. Suspension of habeas corpus was more of a result than a contribution.


What happened in New York City as a result of the Enrollment Act of Conscription during the Civil War?

The Conscription Act brought on the New York City Draft Riots of 1863.


What political action did President Lincoln take after the New York City draft riots in 1863?

President Lincoln had to use Federal troops brought in from Gettysburg to suppress the New York City draft riots. The troops resorted to the use of howitzers end the riots. Lincoln, however, also took political action. At the request of New York's Governor Horatio Seymour, Lincoln temporarily suspended the draft in New York.