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11 U.S. Differences by 1850 Uncle Tom's Cabin NORTH
6. Abolitionist movement: Uncle Tom's Cabin Harriet Beecher Stowe …slavery was the nation’s problem

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13 SECTIONALISM Loyalty or devotion to a part of the nation, or a region, but not the nation as a whole

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