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1. the era of good feelings
   ... dumping the contents of its bulging warehouses, often cutting their prices below cost in an effort to strangle the industry of the north. Congress responded by ...
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2. The Divison of the North and South
   ... land, and Congress did. Eleven states were grated 30 million acres to help with railroad construction. Now that Chicago had a direct link to the north east ...
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3. North Korea
   ... Congress wanted US involvement in North Korea to halt anything above the liaison office level due to the failed cooperation with nuclear inspection on part ...
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4. Civil War: Distinct Differences Between the North and the South
   ... Also, laws and bills were being passed in Congress that favored the north, and siphoned off money from the south\amp39s economy. Southern ...
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5. Reconstruction
   ... enjoyed. When Southerners might join hands with Democrats in the North and with control of Congress or maybe even the White House. If ...
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6. The Emancipation Proclamation
   ... In the North and in Congress there were those who had little sympathy for the South.1 Many were unwilling to make concessions to rebels who had brought the ...
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7. Reconstruction
   ... him from the South, while during Reconstruction Johnson pardoned many of the Confederate leaders Congress desired to punish. That alienated him from the North. ...
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8. Path to the Civil War
   ... to the Union, as a free state the South would not be able to stop any bill from passing since the north would soon gain control of the entire Congress is what ...
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9. Slavery in the territories
   ... basically had the similar thoughts regarding slavery in the new territories, those in the North had a couple of different ideas. One was that congress had the ...
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10. A Civil War
    ... of the population was the fuel for several riots in the north, the worst ... Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, and the rest of congress all had different ideas of ...
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11. bands
    ... to the Union as a free state the South would not be able to stop any bill from passing since the north would soon gain control of the entire Congress is what ...
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12. Lincoln
    ... The longer term causes discussed will be economic differences between the North and South, failure of Congress to compromise and the slavery and territory ...
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13. Reaons not to ratify the Constitution
    ... when it comes to agriculture, the north will benefit from the commerce laws more so than the south will because of the lack of representatives in congress. ...
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14. William Blount
    ... office. Blount represented North Carolina in Congress. He sat in the lower house of the legislature for 4 years, from 17801784. ...
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15. Imperal Presidentsy
    ... 1950, President Harry Truman dispatched troops to South Korea after it had been invaded by Communist North Korea, without a declaration of war from Congress. ...
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16. iran contra scandal
    ... HE also decided to keep these actions secret from Congress. North subsequently began selling the Iranians missiles at marked up prices. ...
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17. Iran Contra Hidden Policy
    ... North testified before Congress ampquotI will tell you right now, counsel, and all the members here gathered, that I misled the Congress.ampquot He admittedly altered and ...
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18. Compromise of 1861
    ... In 1850, two years after the US Mexican War, the US Congress faced another problem, that involved the North and south once again. ...
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19. IranContra Affair
    ... national television. North and Poindexter were convicted of lying to Congress, but their convictions were later overturned. Walsh then ...
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20. The Causes of the Civil War
    ... furious. The North and South opinions were very different, congressmen even started carrying guns to congress. ampquot...fierce contest ...
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21. dred scott
    ... everyones mind. The people of the North who were against slavery wanted Congress to prohibit slavery in the territories. John C. Calhoun ...
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22. dred scott
    ... everyones mind. The people of the North who were against slavery wanted Congress to prohibit slavery in the territories. John C. Calhoun ...
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23. dred scott
    ... everyones mind. The people of the North who were against slavery wanted Congress to prohibit slavery in the territories. John C. Calhoun ...
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24. The Dred Scott Decision
    ... everyones mind. The people of the North who were against slavery wanted Congress to prohibit slavery in the territories. John C. Calhoun ...
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25. national debate over slavery
    ... states. Second, congress agreed that as the US expanded westward state north 36, 30N latitude would be free states. The Underground ...
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26. Crittenden Compromise
    ... They held strong beliefs that the North was deliberately trying to hurt Southern ... others were enacting laws that either negated acts of Congress or rendered ...
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27. The American Civil War
    ... and conductorampquot of the Underground Railroad in Rochester, New York which helped fugitive slaves escape to the north since the southerners had congress pass the ...
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28. Early United States History
    ... North Carolinaamp39s ratification convention reassembled soon after Congress proposed the Bill of Rights, and ratified the Constitution. ...
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29. The 3/5 Compromise
    ... The North disagreed for the same reason the south agreed they felt that Congress would give the South too much power. Eventually ...
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30. Dred scott v sanford
    ... became a hotly debated subject, particularly as it offended the Northamp39s sense of ... not write laws but only can fairly interpret those laws passed by congress. ...
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