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What was the chief issue concerning slavery for both the North and the South?
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the role it played in the economy
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What was the chief issue about slavery for both the North and the South?
they disagreed on slavey, freedom and the freedom of letting slaves leave the South plantation.
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What was the central issue that dominated American politics during the 1850s?
The issue of slavery was the central issue in America in the 1850's. While slavery had been declared legal by Chief Justice Roger Tanner in the Supreme Court's Dred Scott decision, an unresolved question was whether or not slavery would be allowed in the new states, as well as the existing slave states' ability to reclaim any slaves escaped to the non-slave states in the northeast.
What was one of General in Chief Scott's recommendations concerning the rebellious Southern states that President Lincoln rejected without hesitation?
After General in Chief Winfield Scott had put together several ways to end the Southern rebellion, he had one last recommendation to make. He, unlike many others, both North and South, saw the conflict to keep the Union united as a costly and long war. He recommended that if his military plans were rejected, his final plan called for allowing the South to secede. Generally speaking, few leaders in the North could agree with that.
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Did Massachusetts abolish slavery before Maryland?
It seems that the Anti-Slavery Society credits Massachusetts with abolishing slavery in their constitution (1780), as interpreted in an unrecorded court documents written by Chief Justice Cushing: http://www.anti-slaverysociety.addr.com/hus-mass.htm I believe that slavery was still practiced in the North for many years after individual states abolished the practice.
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Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief and The Starry Messenger
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