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Does pro-slavery mean for slavery or against slavery?
Pro-Slavery means that you support the idea of enslaving people.
During the Civil War which side wanted to keep the idea of slavery?
The South wanted to keep the idea of slavery so that the inhabitants of the southern United States could make a bigger profit out of cotton farming.
Song helped Lincoln get elected?
He was I have no idea
Which idea do Lincoln and lee shared?
That slavery was a bad thing, and secession was a bad thing.
Under this idea voters in a territory could decide whether or not to allow slavery in their state?
popular sovereignty
What is the main idea of freedom train?
The jurisdiction to have freedom throughout slavery and how Harriet Tubman and the underground railroad helped people to liberation.
What is the main idea of the barn by Avi?
Acceptance and Love
What is an idea that has been repeatedly and gains acceptance?
a Theory!
Does pro-slavery mean for slavery or against slavery?
Pro-Slavery means that you support the idea of enslaving people.
What was the authors main message in the outsiders?
The main idea is acceptance.
Is acceptance an abstract noun?
Yes, acceptance is an abstract noun. It represents a concept or idea, rather than a tangible object.
What factors helped the U.S. economy change and grow Correctly use the vocabulary words agriculture and industry in your response?
Using the word ‘slavery’ would be a good idea too.
The northern colonies' focus on small-farm agriculture and the manufacturing of goods as opposed to the large southern plantation system led to what?
It led to the acceptance of slavery as a legitimate economic method to operate the Souths large farms and plantations. Bad idea!
The lack of a mechanism hampered the acceptance of the idea that?
Species change over time
How did slavery fuel sectionalism?
Slavery fueled sectionalism because it gave the idea that separation was okay. It gave the idea that one group can be powerful over another.
What did Frederick Douglass do to help the slaves?
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How was slavery at odds with the idea of the American revolution?
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