... by making them work in filthy factories with very little pay. So little in fact, that some workers couldn't even find shelter over their heads. Because of the Kansas Nebraska act I mentioned earlier, both proslavery and abolitionists flocked to territories. Kansas was a central point in the proslavery and abolitionist fight. There were so many clashed in fact, that Bloody Kansas became ... first tried to not recognize the Confederacy as a country unto itself. But after Fort Sumter, Lincoln had to recognize them and start a war. Lincoln was very involved in the war strategies, and in hir...

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