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Chapter 10: The South and Slavery

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King Cotton

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1820

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1860

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1820

1860

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King Cotton

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Slaveholding and Class Structure Elite Middle class yeoman Poor

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Population Patterns in the South, 1850 In six southern states, slaves comprised over 40 percent of the total

population.

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Southern Pro-slavery Propaganda

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American Colonization Society

1. Wanted gradual emancipation2. Quakers and Upper south slave owners3. Shipped off to Liberia4. Failed miserably

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Abolitionists1. Fredrick Douglass

a. Political rightsb. Use constitution

2. William Lloyd Garrisona. Liberatorb. Nonviolence and passive resistence

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Yeoman 1. Independent farmers2. Bartered services3. Rags to riches4. White privilege

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Middles class Inherited wealth

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Defense of Slavery No debates on subject of slavery No alternative labor systems Decreased cooperation in national politics= no compromising by the south!


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