February 27, 2010

Which Southerners Were Not Allowed To Be Soldiers Until The End Of The War?

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Pretty much the above question. Civil War. I was thinking blacks, because there was a lot of racism in the south at that time.

Why Were The Northerners And Southerners Able To Manage Their Differences Over Slavery The First 70 Years?

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How did they manage to do this without going to war or being in disunion?

Which Southern States In The Usa Were Slave States And What Did The Slaves Do In Each State?

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Also, what was the philosophical/economic rationale for slavery? How many slaves were in each state in the 1830s?
thanks

How Religious Really Were The “orange Men” Who Came To The Southern Parts Of Usa And Where They Were From ?

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how they were viewed from there home country’s population?
and how large a popualational group were they in comparison to the other religious groups such as the mormans, menninites, puritans, amish, lutherans, etc?
please explain and describe also their mannerisms and philosophocal differences?
were many not even religious they just used this as an excuse to immigrate to USA ? was immigration to USA at that time NEEDING a religious excuse to come there? why and for how long, if so?
thanks for your answers!

Is It True That The Southerners Were The Ones Who Made Jefferson Davis A Villain?

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I was watching Ken Bun’s Civil War, and it pointed out how Davis is often seen as somewhat of a villain. A writer being interviewed claimed that the reason for this was that after the war, the Southerners did not want to blame the generals (Lee did his very best to do what he thought was right) so they instead blamed the politicians. Davis, being the “big boss politician,” did quite nicely, and the Northerners were just as happy to adopt him as their own villain as well. Do you think this is true?

Conservatitve Southerners Were Determined To Strip African Americans Of All Their Rights.?

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Conservative southerners were determined to strip African Americans of all their rights as soon as Reconstruction ended.

If The Whole World Were Divided By The Mason-dixon Line, Would You Choose To Live To The North Or South Of It?

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Think about it… If you wanted to live in Europe or New York or San Francisco or Seattle, you would have to choose to live north of it, but if you liked Australia or south America or S.Africa, you would have to forever choose to live south of it. Interesting question, which side of the line would you choose?