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    ABRAHAM LINCOLN Abraham Lincoln‚ a sectional candidate whose election led to the secession of the South‚ succeeded in restoring the Union and laying a strong foundation for its future greatness. Both Lincoln military policies and his domestic programs helped to make him one of the most effective presidents in American history. Lincoln opposed slavery and chose sensible ways to achieve the abolition of it. He didn’t like the idea of popular sovereignty that Illinois’s Senator Stephen A.

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    eventually an Industrial Revolution. Additionally‚ the war was a turning point for the nation that allowed the U.S. to grow stronger and become united. The unity of a nation is important and America demonstrated to the world how a country could withstand secession. Furthermore‚ the Civil War emphasised the strength of the democracy. The Civil War became the first step toward a United States without slavery. Although the costs of the war were devastating‚ its benefits that were only fully noticeable long after

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    In 1860 and 1861 eleven of the southern states declared their secession from the Union creating the Confederate States. This act caused widespread conflict and the Civil War followed quickly after. The Southern states were led to secede from the Union by many different factors‚ including the question of slavery‚ the election of Abraham Lincoln‚ and the “right of self government.” In 1850‚ John C. Calhoun asked the question‚ “What is it that has endangered the Union?” in his speech "The Clay Compromise

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    during this time due to different political‚ economic‚ and social causes. Initially‚ the North and South always had social and economic tension‚ but political issues sparked the Civil War. President Buchanan was seen to be the start of the Southern secession. In an agreement between the South‚ he agreed to not send troops towards Fort Sumter. Once he betrayed the South‚ 11 states had turned to the Confederacy. The Union was desperate to gain them back. The Crittenden Compromise and then the Corwin Amendment

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    often felt as if their rights were being violated. On several occasions some Southern states attempted to nullify federal laws‚ as seen in Jefferson and Madison’s Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions. At some points‚ Southern states even threatened secession from the United States‚ as in the South Carolina Exposition. In both cases‚ the South felt as if they were being discriminated against and that they were suffering while the North benefited. The election of Abraham Lincoln finally split the South

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    Discourse On the Tamil Tigers “I would prefer to die in honour rather than being caught alive by the enemy” (Towards Liberation 83). V. Prabakaran‚ leader and founder of the LTTE (Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam)‚ said this during an exclusive interview with the magazine the “Sunday.” This statement represents how most Tamil Tigers feel about their fight for freedom. Tamil Tigers are dedicated to dying in battle rather than being caught by the enemy (Sri Lanka military). The Tamil Tigers were

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    Bibliography: Barton‚ Pierre "War of 1812" Louisiana. 23/Mar/2005. http://gatewayno.com/history/War1812.html (9/14/05) Eisert‚ Kevin "The Hartford Convention" Secession Crisis. 1998. http://civilwar.bluegrass.net/secessioncrisis/hartfordconvention.html (9/16/05) David‚ K. M.‚ Cohen‚ L. & Bailey‚ T. A. (2002) The American Pagent. New York: Hoghton Mifflin Company

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    developed differences during the years. The South remained mostly in the agricultural economy while the North became more industrialized. The major issue that led to the dissolving of the union was the debate over slavery. That dispute led to secession‚ and secession brought a war in which the Northern and Western territories fought to preserve the Union while the South fought to establish their own independence as a new confederation under its own constitution. The Civil War was caused by many conflicts

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    civil war. As the Republicans quickly gained vast Northern support‚ the South began to express their disapproval. After the Election of 1856‚ though the Republicans did not win‚ “The majority of the Southern slave states were publicly threatening secession if the Republicans won the presidency” (Republican Party Founded 1). Sectional tension grew even more rapidly than before‚ eventually reaching its fatal peak come the Election of

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    First Name Last Name Hist 109 May 13‚ 2013 Civil War Paper Origins of the Civil War The military conflict within the United States around the years 1861 until 1865 between the Union and the Confederacy went into history as the American Civil War. The origins of this conflict have and were foreseen and discussed by the two elite politicians Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson. Both differed in ideology about what could have been the more successful political direction the nation should

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