The Tension between North and South

Now in 1860, the tension between the northern and southern states reached a critical level. Many historians are discussing the actual causes of rapid invasion and division in the south. Many people believe that South is separated due to anxiety, that Republicans are growing, North ignores the Constitution, and finally believes in slavery issues. Professor Charles Dew believes that the North-South conflict mainly includes slavery. Professor Marc Egnal thinks that the division in the south mainly depends on the economic problems between the inhabitants of the southern part and the people who oppose diving, but it is still faithful to the opinion of northern entrepreneurs.

Until the 1840s, the inter-Korean tension was relatively weakened. The problem that caused the tension between the North and the North is a matter of expansion of slavery. There is an increasingly stronger abolishment movement in the north, new radical radical slavery defense measures emerged in the south, and from the west there was a series of controversies separating fragile labor unions in due course. Another tension is a decision by Pennsylvania's David Wilmot to correct an expropriation bill to prohibit slavery on any territory acquired from Mexico. The amendment was passed by the House of Representatives but was not passed by the Senate. This debate will be remembered over and over for years. The southern extremists believe that all Americans have equal rights in the new territory, including the right to move slaves into them. There are many suggestions and arguments about where slavery is permitted and where it is not permitted. This caused a tension!

Since the anti-slavery movement in 1830, the tension between the North and the South has steadily risen. There were some compromises between the North and South regarding slavery issues, such as the Kansas and Missouri bills in Nebraska state, but this has little effect on relieving stress. Election of President Lincoln in 1861 proved to be the boiling point of the south, followed by the division of the country. This eventually led to a civil war, North and South have different views on this. The purpose of the North is to maintain the integrity of the alliance, the south purpose is to separate from the alliance. Southern leaders are persuasively arguing that this department is justified. Please check the documents from South Carolina Separation Method and Georgia State speech.