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... North and the South . In many ways the slave - plantation system of the South and the industrial system of the North were in fundamental conflict . More- over , both systems were expanding rapidly and the question was , which would come ...
... North and the South . In many ways the slave - plantation system of the South and the industrial system of the North were in fundamental conflict . More- over , both systems were expanding rapidly and the question was , which would come ...
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... North over the white South . Black men were given the vote , not so much out of sense of racial justice as to offset the political power of the white South . After all , the North had won the war and North- ern leaders were anxious to ...
... North over the white South . Black men were given the vote , not so much out of sense of racial justice as to offset the political power of the white South . After all , the North had won the war and North- ern leaders were anxious to ...
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... North American slavery asserted a biological inequality of the races ; that black slaves were either an entirely different species- polygenesis - or a transitional group located somewhere be- tween apes and white men . Since virtually ...
... North American slavery asserted a biological inequality of the races ; that black slaves were either an entirely different species- polygenesis - or a transitional group located somewhere be- tween apes and white men . Since virtually ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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