We’re Not Gonna Take It Any More

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We’re Not Gonna Take It Any More The war between the North and South was one of the most unpreventable wars in history. -Winston Churchill

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We’re Not Gonna Take It Any More. The war between the North and South was one of the most unpreventable wars in history. -Winston Churchill. About 75% of the money to operate the Federal Government was derived from the Southern states. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The war between the North and South was one of the most

unpreventable wars in history.-Winston Churchill

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About 75% of the money to operate the Federal Government was derived from the Southern states.

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50% of the total 75% was from just 4 Southern states --Virginia-North Carolina--South Carolina and Georgia.

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Only 10%--20% of this tax money was being returned to the South.

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Abraham Lincoln promised the Northern industrialists that he would

increase the tariff rate if he was elected president of the United States.

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He increased the rate to between 50 and 51% on iron goods.

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The United States of America was founded as a Constitutional Federal Republic in 1789 composed of a Limited Federal Government and Sovereign States.

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The North wanted to and did alter the form of Government this nation was founded upon.

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The South believed in basic Christianity as presented in the Holy Bible.

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The North had many Secular Humanists ( atheists, transcendentalists and non-Christians ).

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Secular Humanism is the belief that there is no God and that man, science and government can solve all problems. This philosophy advocates human rather than religious values.

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Southerners were primarily of Western English, Scottish, and Irish heritage.

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Northerners were primarily of Anglo-Saxon and Danish (Viking) heritage.

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The two cultures had been at war and at odds for over 1000 years before they arrived in America.

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The North wanted to control Western States and Territories.

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New England sent settlers to these areas that were politically attached to the North.

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Laws were passed that made slavery illegal in the west.

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Northern newspapers slander the South by preaching the evils of slavery.

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Some abolitionists were calling for massive slave uprisings that would result in the murder of Southern men, women and children.

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Most southerners couldn’t afford to own any slaves.

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Northern Industrialists worked poor whites in the factories of the North under terrible conditions for 18 hours a day ( including children ).

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When the workers became old and sick they were fired.

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Prior to the war there were five times as many abolition societies in the South as in the North.

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Educated Southerners were in favor of gradual emancipation of slaves.

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Confederate General Robert E. Lee had freed his slaves (Custis estate) prior to 1863.

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Union General Grant's wife Julia did not free her slaves until after the war when forced to do so by the 13th amendment to the constitution.

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Grant stated that if the abolitionists claimed he was fighting to free slaves that he would offer his services to the South.

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" the Northern onslaught upon Southern slavery is a specious piece of humbug designed to mask their desire for the economic control of the Southern states.“

- Charles Dickens

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We’re Not Gonna Take It

Anymore!!!!