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How did the elevation of slavery to a moral issue polarize the North and the South during the 1850s?

How did the elevation of slavery to a moral issue polarize the North and the South during the 1850s?
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How did the elevation of slavery to a moral issue polarize the North and the South during the 1850s?

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The political center eroded due to each side believing that they possessed moral high ground
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The political center eroded, each side believed that they possessed the moral high ground.

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