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1 Road to the Civil War by Category

2 Social Social Economic Economic Socio-Economic Socio-Economic Political Political Regional Regional

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4 Taxes on imports Passed to support American manufacturers (North) Loathed (hated) by the Southern planters/farmers

5 Free Labor (Northern factories) – Freedom to choose Forced Labor (Southern farms) – Slavery VS.VS.

6 Southern states believed they were a union & they should have more power than federal government Nullification Crisis KY & VA Resolutions Alien & Sedition Acts KY & VA Resolutions Alien & Sedition Acts

7 LOYALTY TO ONE’S STATE OR SECTION RATHER THAN THE ENTIRE NATION SOUTH SEES NORTH AS A THREAT TO THEIR WAY OF LIFE NORTH SEES SOUTH AS ANOTHER COUNTRY ABOLITION MOVEMENT IS GROWING

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