I assume you mean why they wanted to separate from the North? in any case, after the Compromise of 1850 and the Kansas-Nebraska Act, the South felt threatened that they would have to give up the right to own slaves. There was also a concern of states rights, but primarily why they advocated states rights was so that they could ensure that they kept slaves. After the Presidential election of 1860, President Lincoln was elected. Most people in the South thought that Lincoln - and the Republican Party in general - were abolitionists. Seven states seceded because of Lincoln's election, the rest seceded later.
why did the south wan to separate from the north
The South wanted slaves, but the North was against it. The south became angry because they didn't want to be told what to do, so they wanted to be separate from the North.
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Yes. It separated Maryland from Pennsylvania.
The Union in the north and the Confederates in the South.
why did the south wan to separate from the north
id want the answer
because the bnorth didnot want to fight with the chinesse.
Measured in miles and in a straight line, the number you want is 3,882.
The South wanted slaves, but the North was against it. The south became angry because they didn't want to be told what to do, so they wanted to be separate from the North.
the north is in the upper part and adn the south is in the lower part that's why it's important to separate the north from south my gash
it only form the southern part of Atlantic, pacific and Indian oceanAnother AnswerThere is no 'Antarctic Ocean'. The name you want is the Southern Ocean, and indeed, it is counted in the main list of oceans.
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North and South Carolina Seperated 1712
South America and Africa are separate continents
Mexico (part of the North American Plate) and South American plates began to separate during the Triassic Period.