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T.I.S.S.I.U.E.S
Sectionalism
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Definition of sectionalism
Sectionalism is an excessive, narrow-minded devotion to the interests of a specific region or local area rather than the nation as a whole.
New states cause regional division because each new addition to the Union threatened the delicate balance of power between the North and the South, specifically regarding the expansion of slavery and economic policies.
TARIFF
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the northern states supported the tariffs because it safeguarded growing Northern industrial manufacturing from cheaper British competition
the southern states disliked the tariffs because it enforced high protective taxes on foreign imports driving up the cost of living in the South
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Slavery
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The way enslaved people were discriminated against was they had no legal rights, could not vote
Election of 1860
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Lincoln's thoughts on slavery was that he didn't want slavery to expand into new states but he let the old slave states keep there slaves
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The Fugitive slave act was a act that required any person to assist in the capture of a ranaway slave
The southerners were upset over the novel because it told the rest of the word on how the enslaved people were treated in the south
The result that Stowe's novel had pack in the 19 century was the northern people opinion changed even more to not liking slavery
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