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that defense of slavery which arose in response to the tiny , but vocal number of Christians who helpedleadthe abolition movement
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former US President Abraham Lincoln(passive) led bythe Abolition Movement
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up to the American Civil Warleadup to the American Civil War
many issues which were essential to starting the Civil Warcausedmany issues which were essential to starting the Civil War
the conditions that forced an end to slavery ... but was followed by the anguish of [ Civil War ] , Reconstruction , and inequalitycreatedthe conditions that forced an end to slavery ... but was followed by the anguish of [ Civil War ] , Reconstruction , and inequality
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the contitions that force a confrontation with slavery ... but was followed by the anguish of [ Civil War ] , Reconstruction , and inequalitycreatedthe contitions that force a confrontation with slavery ... but was followed by the anguish of [ Civil War ] , Reconstruction , and inequality
the fight for suffrage ... and how the 19th Amendment came to besparkedthe fight for suffrage ... and how the 19th Amendment came to be
to provide redemption ... and thus salvation , it illustrates that the abolitionist 's intent was not merely to save the slave , but to redeem blacks first in the eyes of white Christians by opening blacks to an understanding and acceptance of Godwas ... designedto provide redemption ... and thus salvation , it illustrates that the abolitionist 's intent was not merely to save the slave , but to redeem blacks first in the eyes of white Christians by opening blacks to an understanding and acceptance of God
the first widespread women 's rights movement , which took about the same amount of time to secure the right to vote for American women ... has achieved far more in the subsequent 83 years , and is by no means donesparkedthe first widespread women 's rights movement , which took about the same amount of time to secure the right to vote for American women ... has achieved far more in the subsequent 83 years , and is by no means done
a debate that would tear the USA apart and lead to civil war , a move that would eventually free four million slavesprovokeda debate that would tear the USA apart and lead to civil war , a move that would eventually free four million slaves
much to beginning the Civil War , or the War Between the States , which are both moot now ... since all we remember are the hundreds of thousands of Americans that gave their lives for an idea that is more than antiquated than this nationwould contributemuch to beginning the Civil War , or the War Between the States , which are both moot now ... since all we remember are the hundreds of thousands of Americans that gave their lives for an idea that is more than antiquated than this nation
anti - slavery petitions in 1777 and 1778leadinganti - slavery petitions in 1777 and 1778
the first , most common , and most effective anti - slavery image(passive) created bythe first , most common , and most effective anti - slavery image
to the outlaw of slavery and the Civil Rights Movement that led to the Civil Rights Act of 1964ledto the outlaw of slavery and the Civil Rights Movement that led to the Civil Rights Act of 1964
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to the United States ending the immoral slave system 150 years agoledto the United States ending the immoral slave system 150 years ago
to the establishment of other movementssuch as the Women`s Rights movement that have led to the empowermentof women in the American societyledto the establishment of other movementssuch as the Women`s Rights movement that have led to the empowermentof women in the American society
to the organization of the Confederacyledto the organization of the Confederacy
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a huge division between Northern and Southern statescauseda huge division between Northern and Southern states
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