PRESIDENT OF 1860

President of 1860

Introduction

The civil wars in America were the bloodiest times of the history. Slavery and crystallization were the main causes of this scenario. Initially, slavery was practiced all over the country as natural as the rest of the Americas, where the institution was widespread. There were slaves to both Boston and New York and Charleston or Baltimore. But the perception was not the same as it was in the South or the North. In the first, Slavery was seen by those who practiced it as the cornerstone of their economy and, from there, with all their lifestyle (Donald, 2001). The mild climate or subtropical South allowed to crops with high added value that Europe consumed but did not abundantly on his land: cotton, tobacco, sugar cane. But these crops require a lot of manpower, for very hard work. Slavery was therefore a boon to Southern planters: An exploitable labor to thank you that cost them the food and shelter. This ensured their owners who were very comfortable income wealth of the Southern States.

A few major reasons for the contradictions are:

Where south wanted to trade with north region freely, north had imposed a high tax rate on imported goods. North took this action to protect its own industry.

Slavery; to free the slaves in the states, to punish them, whether the southern state should prohibit the free blacks.

US had captured new territories and the disputes about the future constitution were raised that either the slavery would continue or the slaves would be freed.

Power given to Lincoln, where he declared that all states would be free. This meant that slavery would be abolished (Sam, 2011).

Causes of civil war in America

The main reason for the civil war in 1860 was slavery between North America and South ...