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== == well well you have to realize that many people in the north were abolitionist and they provoked many of the people that wanted slavery and there weret

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What is a civil War term beginning with the letter a?

Abolitionists


Why did the North consisder John Brown a martyr?

Most of them didn't. The Abolitionists did. But most Northerners were not Abolitionists, and were just exasperated that all of this was bringing war nearer.


Abolitionists in the pre-Civil War. Were most likely to support the?

Republicans


Who was a pre-Civil War abolitionist?

John Brown, Harriet Tubman and Fredrick Douglass were all pre-Civil War abolitionists


What percentage of Americans were ardent abolitionists prior to the Civil War?

five percent


Abolitionists in the pre-civil war period were most likely to support the?

Republicans


How is an abolitionist important to the Civil War?

An abolitionist was important in the civil war because abolitionists wanted to abolish or get rid of slavery. And for a lot of people the war was about slavery.


Was the US Civil War significant?

The US Civil War was indeed significant, affecting millions of people.


Who would be a friend to the slaves during the US Civil War?

Other slaves or abolitionists. ;)


Why was the Dred Scott decision significant?

It heightened the division between the two sides - it delighted the South and greatly offended Northern abolitionists. It raised the temperature of the debate, and brought civil war closer.


True or false in northern states dissenters called abolitionists spoke out against the war in the civil war?

true


What were pre civil war white people called that helped the blacks escape the south?

Abolitionists were people who fought against slavery, prior to the USA Civil War.