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The Antebellum South

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The Antebellum South

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The Antebellum South

The Antebellum South. Adapted from: Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY. Early Emancipation in the North. Missouri Compromise, 1820. Antebellum Southern Society. Characteristics of the Antebellum South. Primarily agrarian.

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The Antebellum South

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The Antebellum South

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Antebellum Southern Society

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The Antebellum South

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THE SOUTH AND THE SLAVERY CONTROVERSY, 1793-1860

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Abolition

Abolition. If the Union must be dissolved slavery is precisely the question upon which it ought to break John Quincy Adams. Background of Abolitionists MishMosh of Beliefs. Reformers . Saw slavery as a blight on American society and a roadblock to progress .

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Antebellum

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Antebellum Culture and Reform

Antebellum Culture and Reform. Chapter 12. Romantic Impulse. Nationalism and Romanticism in American Painting Nationalism (and most art / literature) was an import from Europe Americans start creating/looking at their own art/traditions power of nature

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The Antebellum South Part II

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The Antebellum South

The Antebellum South. 1820-1860. The Antebellum South. The South Developed distinctively from the North from 1820-1860 An agricultural economy Heavily dependent on cotton and slavery Southern society revolved entirely on slavery. The Antebellum South. The Role of Cotton Where Grown

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Slavery & Abolition

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Antebellum South and Slavery

Antebellum South and Slavery. 1619-1860. Definition: Antebellum South. Pre-Civil War culture, especially in the southern states The era in the history of the United States after the American Revolution ( ? Declaration of Independence) before the Civil War. Before the beginning of slavery.

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