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Civil war essay questions?
By 1861 the North and South had grown so far apart that they saw themselves as two separate societies capable of making war on one another. How do you explain this development? What were some of the political, economic, social, and cultural factors that led to the Civil War? Discuss your answer with reference to the following key terms: Nat Turner’s Revolt, Gag Rule, John Tyler, Compromise of 1850, and Harper’s Ferry.
Please help!
You need to post this in the Homework Help section like you did with your first History question but even over there no one is going to do this for you. This requires a lot of research and reading and formulating narrative answers and well the only person that has that much time to do all of that is You. And just as a footnote the section I referred you to was homework Help, Not homework Do. Sorry guy but you are going to have to surf the web for information and crack open that textbook they gave you.
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