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The Civil War catalyzed a shift in public opinion on slavery, particularly as the conflict intensified and the humanitarian crisis became more evident. Many individuals, including soldiers and civilians, began to recognize the moral implications of slavery, leading to increased support for abolition. The Emancipation Proclamation further highlighted the war's connection to the fight against slavery, framing it as a pivotal issue for national unity and human rights. Consequently, the war not only altered perceptions but also galvanized efforts toward emancipation and civil rights.
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Where did blacks end up after slavery ended?
After slavery some blacks were already in Canada and the north, although some did stay in the south.
How did the northerners altitudes toward slavery change as the war went on?
As the Civil War progressed, many Northerners' attitudes toward slavery evolved significantly. Initially, some viewed the war primarily as a fight to preserve the Union, but as the conflict continued, the moral implications of slavery became more pronounced. The issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863 shifted public sentiment, leading many in the North to see the war as a moral crusade against slavery. This change ultimately contributed to a growing abolitionist sentiment among Northerners, who began to recognize the necessity of ending slavery for the sake of national unity and justice.
How did northerners and southerners view slavery?
Some northerners believed slavery was morally wrong. Southerners believed slavery was an essential part of their lives.
Why did southerners fight so hard to keep slavery?
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.
What states in the southern US have slavery?
No states in the US practice slavery. Some states USED TO but not anymore.
What are Harriet Beecher Stowe's accomplishments?
Some accomplishments are that she made a book that caused the civil war to start. Another is that she changed a lot of peoples minds about how slavery was wrong back in those days. Also the book she made to have caused the civil war to start and how she changed peoples minds is because she the wonderful book Uncle Tom's Cabin! So interesting right?!
Why do you think some Anti-Federalists changed their minds about the comstitution.?
Why did the framers of the Constitution change their minds about some of the issues?
Do married women want children?
Some do and some do not. Some change their minds down the road.
Did slaves change their names if they escaped from slavery?
Some did, like Sojourner Truth
Why does your hair change colour?
Some peoples' hair colour changes according to the weather. For example: In summer some peoples' hair colour goes lighter and leaves natural highlights behind.
Do peoples ways of life change in time of war?
yes, because some peoples life are ruined,the poverty rate increases and also some children loose one of their family members
Why can't women make up there minds?
Women have to make the right decision, and some times it takes time. And most of the time when women change there minds it's always the right decision.
What argument used to justify slavery appealed to peoples religious beliefs?
Some individuals justified slavery by citing biblical passages that seemed to condone owning slaves, such as from the Old Testament. They argued that slavery was a natural part of society and even beneficial for the enslaved individuals, as it could provide them with the opportunity to be introduced to Christianity and thus save their souls.
What were slaves before slavery?
Before slavery, there were no slaves. Historically, there was slavery in Mesopotamia, in Egypt, in the Roman Empire, and much later in equatorial Africa and among Native American tribes. Slaves were conquered peoples. Arabs and later Europeans bought slaves who had been captured by opposing tribes. Slavery was abolished in Europe and the US in the 19th century, but some forms of slavery still function in some areas of the world. Institutionally, the offspring of slaves were also slaves in many cultures.
Why was slavery not abolished in all the states in 1780?
you can't be certain with this question as you do not know what was goin in their minds back then but maybe some states in America at that time needed the money more than others
Why did some people in the United states change their minds about Texas joining the union?
Because they protect each other (mutual protection)
What arguments used to justify slavery appealed to peoples religious beliefs?
slavery was mentioned in The Bible
