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    The document summarizes the differing ideologies between the North and South in the United States in the mid-19th century. The North supported the Wilmot Proviso to ban slavery in new territories and viewed slavery as inhumane. The South supported states' rights and the view that the Constitution protected slavery as a form of property that could exist anywhere. The South also justified slavery economically and as a natural institution, while the North emphasized equality and the abolitionist movement against slavery.

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    The document summarizes the differing ideologies between the North and South in the United States in the mid-19th century. The North supported the Wilmot Proviso to ban slavery in new territories and viewed slavery as inhumane. The South supported states' rights and the view that the Constitution protected slavery as a form of property that could exist anywhere. The South also justified slavery economically and as a natural institution, while the North emphasized equality and the abolitionist movement against slavery.

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    NORT H AN D S O U T H

    ID E O LOG IE S
    10TH U.S HISTORY
    IDEOLOGIES
    NORTH- WILMOTS PROVISO(1826) SOUTH- CALHOUN RESOLUTIONS
    - MEXICAN AMERICAN WAR - SLAVES ARE PROPERTY, PROPERTY IS
    PROTECTED BY THE CONSTITUTION, THEREFORE,
    - IMBALANCE TO UNION IS NEW TERRITORIES SLAVERY CAN BE ANYWHERE.
    BECOME SLAVE STATES.
    - OFFERED AS AN AMENDMENT, BUT WAS NEVER - STATES RIGHTS
    PASSED
    SOUTH JUSTIFICATIONS

    1. ENDING SLAVERY WOULD DESTROY US ECONOMY


    2. IF SLAVES WERE FREED, WIDESPREAD UNEMPLOYMENT
    3. SLAVES HAVE ALWAYS EXISTED, NATURAL STATE OF MANKIND
    4. SLAVERY WAS A DIVINE INSTITUTION
    5. SLAVES WERE FAMILY
    NORTH JUSTIFICATIONS

    1. SLAVERY WAS INHUMANE


    2. NORTHERN METHODIST ABOLITIONISTS
    3. IMBALANCE IN U.S. GOVERNMENT
    4. ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL
    WHAT IS HUMANITY?

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