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Because they couldn't make money off of the slave trade the same as southerners. Most farm land need to grow things like cotton and tobacco are grown in warm climates.
added- As the North became more industrialized and the situation of slavery that was a cause of disputes within the Federal government became a talking point among people in the North, many people came to believe that slavery was immoral. But few had the idea that a civil war should be fought to settle that situation.
What else can I help you with?
Why did most northerners come to believe that slavery was dangerous because of what it did to whites as opposed to blacks?
Most northerners believed that slavery was dangerous for whites because it degraded their moral character and social fabric, leading to a society based on exploitation and oppression. This understanding was influenced by abolitionist movements and a growing sense of moral outrage against the institution of slavery.
Why did slavery come to the US?
Because slavery is super efficient and fun
Where did slavery come upon?
in africa
Will slavery ever come to an end?
Slavery continues to be an ongoing issue in various parts of the world, but there are efforts being made globally to combat it through legislation, advocacy, and awareness. It will require continued dedication and collaboration among governments, organizations, and individuals to work towards eradicating slavery in all its forms.
What was the South concerned about if slavery was not permitted in Kansas?
They were concerned that slavery would come 2 kansas
Why would it be important to come up with crative ways to work against slavery?
so many were in slavery
Where did the term Yankee come from?
Yankees were what Southerners refered to Northerners
When did the Africans come to Belize?
slavery. 1700's
How did the war for independence affect slavery in the US?
The issue, matter of, is that slavery remain unsettled for many years to come.
How does Ibrahima come to be sold into slavery?
During war he was captured.
The first organization to come out openly against slavery was?
The N.A.A.C.P
What caused abolition of slavery in southern states?
The answer to this question could be a lot more detailed then just the North's victory during the American Civil War. I think the best answer to this question would be when both sides of the debate began refusing to come to any type of agreement and the North's past actions of appeasement empowered the South to ask for greater demands that the Northern Abolitionist could not or would not permit to go unchecked. Likewise, authors such as Harriet Beecher Stowe (and many others) wrote horrific books about the horrors of Slavery... and many in the North became outraged at what they felt was immoral and inhuman treatment of the Africans in the South.
