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States that wanted to end slavery?
The Union states.
Who was the slavery civil war between?
The Union States (northern and non slavery) and the Confederate State (seceded from the union, southern, and pro slavery).
What document freed the slaves in the states rebelling against the union?
The Obama document
What were the states that allowed slavery but were still loyal to the union called?
The Border states, or the Buffer states.
Why is the union threaten by slavery?
The Union was not threatened by slavery, they thought it was wrong.ANSWER:When slavery began in the American Colonies, slaves were also in what would later be considered Northern or Union states of the United States of America.With the writing, and passage of the Declaration of Independence, slavery slowly began to disappear from colonies in the northern sections.After the South left the Union, and forced a war on the rest of the United States. It was decided that slavery had to end and be prohibited in the United States forevermore.The Union wasn't threatened by slavery, but, they didn't want to lose a portion of the territory and people that once belonged to a once united nation.
States that wanted to end slavery?
The Union states.
Are confederate states free states?
no the union are free ,confederate are agents slavery Not true. Md,De,Mo,Ky were Union states that had slavery. In the middle of the war,WVa became a Union state (June '63) and also allowed slavery. All Confederates had slavery.
Who was the slavery civil war between?
The Union States (northern and non slavery) and the Confederate State (seceded from the union, southern, and pro slavery).
What document freed the slaves in the states rebelling against the union?
The Obama document
What were border states and why were they important?
border states are states that were left in the union but stil had slavery.
What did the union during the civil war era believe in and stand for?
The issue of the day that brought on the was was slavery--the Union abolished slavery and some states wanted to continue holding slaves. Intertwined with this is the matter of sovereignty of the national government over the individual states. Slave states, beginning with South Carolina, started seceding from the Union, but according to the Constitution they had no authority to secede.
What were the states that allowed slavery but were still loyal to the union called?
The Border states, or the Buffer states.
Why is the union threaten by slavery?
The Union was not threatened by slavery, they thought it was wrong.ANSWER:When slavery began in the American Colonies, slaves were also in what would later be considered Northern or Union states of the United States of America.With the writing, and passage of the Declaration of Independence, slavery slowly began to disappear from colonies in the northern sections.After the South left the Union, and forced a war on the rest of the United States. It was decided that slavery had to end and be prohibited in the United States forevermore.The Union wasn't threatened by slavery, but, they didn't want to lose a portion of the territory and people that once belonged to a once united nation.
Why was taking sides hard for the border states?
The border states did not like the slavery and they got very upset and from my side of an opinion I would think theyn would of left the union but then they stayed in the union and they helped stop slavery. The swtates allowed slavery yet they have remained in the union.
Why did the confederates states secede from the union?
Because of slavery causes and dissagreements between the union and the confederates
Why did union fight in the Civil War?
The main reason the Union fought in the war was to keep the Southern states in the Union. Another reason was to abolish slavery.
What were some of the regional differences that divided the northern and southern states after independence?
They were having disagreements on slavery. The North (Union) was against slavery and were the free states. The South (Confederate) was for slavery and were slave states.
