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Was slavery-- either as a moral issue or an economic reality-- the single most important cause of the sectional conflict?

Was slavery-- either as a moral issue or an economic reality-- the single most important cause of the sectional conflict?
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Was slavery-- either as a moral issue or an economic reality-- the single most important cause of the sectional conflict?

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It was an economic reality!!
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(economic) slaves did all the work if there werent any they would have to hire workers   (-$)
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