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Slavery was something that welcomed in the south, but
digusted northerners. Many people believed Slavery was
morally wrong and wanted to do something about it. The book
Uncle Tom's Cabin and the newspaper The Liberator argued how
wrong it was. In this, Slavery was a major cause in the
outbreak of the Civil War.
There were many things that led to the Civil War. One
of which were the Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of
1850 in the Missouri Compromise, Missouri wanted to become a
slave state and notherners demanded something be done. This
made southerners outraged. This was just beginning
of the
tension between the North and South. Also, the Compromise of
1850 rose more tension. California wanted to become a free
state and of course south politicians had a hissy fit like
the North did when Missouri wanted to become a slave state.
When California wanted to become a free state, it just made
things worse between the North and South. Now, this would
not have been a......

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