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The South, who later became the Confederacy.

The entire slavery issue was the result of the failure to deal with it in a manner that could make it an issue for the American people. Many Southerners were not in favor of slavery. Most Northerners didn't care, except for the expansion of it to the West.

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Traders, slave owners and some rich people supported slavery.

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The Confederate states supported slavery in the US Civil War as did the Union border states that had slavery. Most importantly these were Missouri, Kentucky and Maryland.

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A train. Thnks XD

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Democrats/ The south

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