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Questions For Class Discussion
Questions For Class Discussion
Chapter 16:
The South and the Slavery Controversy, 1793 - 1860
- How did slavery affect whitesthose
who owned slaves and those who did not?
- How did blacks respond to the condition
of slavery?
- Why did the South move from viewing
slavery as a necessary evil to proclaiming it a positive
good?
- How effective were the abolitionists
in achieving their goals? Did they hasten or delay the end of slavery?
- Was Britain being hypocritical by freeing
their slaves in the West Indies while openly importing cotton from the slave-owning
South? What role, if any, should have other nations taken in America's slave
question?
- Were basic freedoms jeopardized or
forfeited with regards to Congressional action about the question of slavery
(Gag Resolution, mail restrictions)? Were the decisions of Congress justified?
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