How did the south feel about slavery?

Answer 1

Well most of the north believed that slavery was wrong but not every northerner believed that slavery needed to end

Because the North was a bunch of self-righteous warmongers who followed their illegitimate "president" in his illegal war.

Answer 2

People usually think that the north didn't want slaves, but this isn't true. There were generally more slaves in the south, but niether side really wanted slaves.

96% of the Confederate Army did not own slaves.(1860 US Census.)

Though heavily debated, the number is still low.

"If the war was about Slavery I would resign my commission and offer my sword to my enemy."

~Ulysses S. Grant, Commander of the Union Armies

The U.S. Flag flew over slavery a full 70 years before the Confederate States of America came into existence.

The Confederate States of America freed her slaves in 1863.

The Federal Union didn't do it until 1868 with the passage of the 13th amendment.

13,000 free Blacks who owned slaves themselves.

Answer 3

it was wrong, all people should be treated with respect and dignity.

Answer 4

The South Believed That There Was Nothing Wrong With Slavery. Slavery In The South Was very Important Because Cotton The Main Money crops In The South.

Answer 5

Most of the northerners were OK with at first as long as it did not spread into western states then since it was getting out of hand they want slavery to be gone for good.

Answer 6

They were against it for the same reasons everyone else was- it was a terrible, terrible event to have occurred in the name of human history.

Answer 7

The North felt that the state's rights needed to be amended. This was because they valued all people and felt that the South did not have equal rights for their slaves.

Answer 8

Slavery is considered against human rights. It is a kind of racism and discrimination. slaves are treated as properties; and not as human; to be bought or sold.

Answer 9

The North was anti-slavery.

Answer 10

they didn't like