From its Founding up to the Civil War and then even beyond, many Americans argued, and often heatedly, over the institution of slavery simply because of the differing viewpoints that they took on it. Whether it should be banned or allowed, or otherwise dealt with in some compromise solution, was debated frequently because some strongly believed that it was wrong, while others saw nothing wrong with it -- with many viewpoints in-between taken by many others.
yes because today there are over a million american that were slaves and are in a slavery.
Defy their teachers in every way
The United Kingdom promised them freedom from slavery for their military service.
which party fell apart largely over disputes about slavery?
There was no law passed to make slavery. Slavery is a custom that has been around for many centuries including ancient Egypt. In the United States, slaves were first sold in 1619. The Pilgrims came to Massachusetts in 1620. That was over 100 years before we had the American Revolution and a president.
yes because today there are over a million american that were slaves and are in a slavery.
they disgree on the Nebraska-Kansas Act
To claim more land
The American Civil War *facepalm*
American Civil War.
Increased tension in the US over the issue of slavery.
Defy their teachers in every way
Defy their teachers in every way
The Settlement, The Missouri Compromise, caused them, to argue over whether new states would permit slavery.
Black Friday is already over!!!!
The Louisiana Purchase and Mexican American War certainly escalated tensions over slavery. For one, slave holders felt it was okay to expand slavery and their products and services into newly acquired land and territories. This was strongly opposed by early abolitionists that did not want the immoral act of slavery plaguing the new territories.
The Mexican Cession, the renewal of the slavery question and ultimately, the American Civil War.