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since its
inception and
increasingly separated the
United States into a
slaveholding South and a free North. The
issue was
exacerbated by the
rapid territorial...
- power,
coupled with old and
latent social tensions peculiar to a vast,
slaveholding and
newly independent nation state. This
period of
internal political...
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applied for
annexation to the
United States in 1836, but its
status as a
slaveholding country caused its
admission to be
controversial and it was initially...
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Percentage of
slaves by
county in the
slave states in 1860.
Little Dixie's
isolation from the core
slaveholding regions of the
South is apparent....
- Libraries. Chicago:
American Library ****ociation. Whitney, Gleaves. "
Slaveholding Presidents". Ask Gleaves.
Grand Valley State University.
Retrieved October...
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Indiana it "had just been
admitted to the Union" as a "free" (non-
slaveholding) state,
except that,
though "no new
enslaved people were allowed, .....
- Compromise's
limits on
slavery and left the
decision about a territory's
slaveholding status to po****r sovereignty,
which allowed the territory's residents...
- The
Impending Crisis of the South: How to Meet It is an 1857 book by
Hinton Rowan Helper, who
declares himself a
proud Southerner.: vi  It was written...
- The
Choctaw Nation of
Oklahoma (Choctaw:
Chahta Okla) is a
Native American reservation occupying portions of
southeastern Oklahoma in the
United States...
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Robert Carter III (February 28, 1728 –
March 10, 1804) was an
American planter and
politician from the
Northern Neck of Virginia.
During the
colonial period...
