They did not agree to the Missouri Compromise. They were just out voted by the north.
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The South allowed so much territory to be free states because they did not believe that there would be any more state made out of that territory because they thought of it as not settleable... so not many people would want to go there. Because there was a population requirement to request statehood, they thought that there would not be any more free states carved out of the "free" territory. (I know... a bit repetitious...) Hope this helps.
The south wanted Missouri to be a slave state and the north wanted Missouri to be a free state.
Pride in their new nation. But also because they were an aggressive breed who welcomed an opportunity for a darn good fight. Defending slavery was probably not front-of-mind.
Slaves naturally wanted to fight against the people who had enslaved them, in order to free themselves and to bring an end to slavery.
it happened because of the Missouri compromise, and it basically was that if you argued hard to fight offro thei s thi then you ould get it
yes. The fight among whigs about slavery caused the new republican party o form to fight slavery.
Southerners wanted to fight for their rights so they volunteered. They believed that slaves were their property and taking them away would be like taking away your house. Northerners were very against slavery.
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the north did. the south had slavery, the north did not.
Slavery in the South was it's economic backbone... and while most white people in the South didn't have slaves -- never the less-- most got some type of income from the institution of slavery. It is also important to remember: Slavery was a way of life for the Southern people and people do not normally like change, especially if someone else is trying to force it down their throat.
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fight for what is right OR slavery still exists!
No he didn't. Like the best Southerners he had always considered the slavery as an evil, and favoured the gradual emancipation of the blacks. After the war broke out he set free the half dozen slaves of whom he was the owner. He fought to defend his State, Virginia and the Independence of the South against that he called the "The Aggression of the North".