Because of this, the South had wanted to stand up and fight for their moral rights. Because the South was depended on slavery, their society would be distressed if slavery were to be taken away from them. In addition, it seems that the thriving North was trying to control the South only for their own benefits...
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Slavery and the slave trades had started to play an important role in the Southern economy. The south prospered off of slaves because they used them to work on their plantations. In contrast to this, the North wanted to abolish slavery because they though it was brought shame to the Union. Many compromises were made in working toward the abolishment of slavery...
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