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The Civil War is an important piece of American history. It is when the North and South split and fought against each other. The three most important causes of the Civil War in my opinion are Uncle Tom’s Cabin, the issue of slavery in territories, and the Northerners hating the fugitive slave law. Uncle Tom’s Cabin is one of the most important causes of the Civil War. Uncle Tom’s cabin was a book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
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The Civil War is a vast and rich topic that was often shortened. Those shortcuts conducted to a miscomprehension of the events and a lack of information. The South vs. The South analyze and explain the political, economical and moral context that drove Southerners to war and it development. The author argues that this context and the fact that many southerners were against the Secession.
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