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    Although segregation and uniformity dominated the societal values of the South during the antebellum era‚ one of the defining characteristics which surfaced during this time period for the predominately white society is that of diversity. Due to a variety of factors including a wide economic divide‚ mixed political views‚ and differing attitudes toward the controversial issue of slavery‚ the class system of the white South could be divided into four social groups. These social groups consisted of

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    The antebellum societies of North and South were similar in some ways‚ like their nationalism‚ but the difference outweighs the similarities because of the economic and social difference in these two societies. Both the North and South societies have their own unique economical and Social backbone with the North economy based on manufacturing and the South mainly agriculture. Even doe the values of this two society are different and the difference exceeds the similarity‚ what they have in common

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    The biggest challenge of The Reconstruction Era was creating laws that would work to create equality‚ but laws aren’t always the answer in creating equality especially between whites and blacks. Although the 13th amendment had occurred and slaves were freed and given a "helping hand" to start a new‚ free life‚ that amendment did not help all that much. Later on the blacks were given The Freedmen’s Bureau to get help in resources and finding new opportunities‚ the bureau did try to do as much as

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    P1 - Identify factors that contribute to the equality of individuals in society Equality Service providers have a duty of care by respecting the child they can achieve this by valuing the individuality of a person taking into account what interests them most importantly what makes them unique. In order to achieve the persons diverse needs it is the child minders job to provide safe but supportive environment taking they needs and learning into consideration. Were no matter how much participation

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    To What Extent Does the Film Django Unchained Accurately Portray what Slavery was like in the Antebellum Era in the Deep South? Slavery in the United States- as defined by law- started in the 1670s‚ and it lasted almost 200 years‚ before it legally ended in 1865. It is no secret that slave life was harsh‚ miserable‚ and filled with pain and suffering. Slaves were not seen as people‚ but as property. The time of slavery is one of- if not the darkest time in American history. In 2012 an American western-

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    Reformers of the Antebellum Era Who: Father Theobald Mathew Issue that he focused on: Temperance‚ or the virtue to help society to moderate the attraction to substances like alcohol‚ and excessive use. Why was this issue so important to him?: Father Theobald Mathew was a strong believer in the theory that alcohol is the number one drug in The United States‚ and it does affect us in some way. He was one of the first to truly realize that alcohol is a depressant‚ and it affects the function of

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    Justifications for the Institution of Slavery during the Antebellum Era In Chapter 11 ‚ it was stated that Slavery is primarily a labor system intended to produce wealth for landowners .It increasingly became a capitalistic enterprise intended to maximize profits . As such ‚ it was tied to a growing international web of economic relations By 1820 ‚ the South became the world ’s largest producer of cotton . Cotton required continuous development ‚ land ‚ labor demand and a global system of trade

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    Reformers in the antebellum period were concerned about the lack of religion‚ women’s rights‚ slavery and numerous other social reforms. These controversial issues were tackled by eloquent speakers like Charles Finney‚ who commenced the Second Great Awakening‚ and individuals who noticed that the American society was dehumanising large affinity groups‚ like a woman named Dorothea Dix‚ who noticed that the living conditions for the mentally ill resemble prison cells‚ and led a crusade to change mental

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    The British exerted many forces upon its colonies‚ some quite tyrannical. In efforts to control the colonies out of the foreseeing that they will inevitably become too far out of control for the British government to handle and tamp down‚ many injustices were committed against the growing identity of the Americans‚ Among these injustices included anything from requiring a revenue stamp to be placed on all documents to shutting down trade until all the damaged tea was repaid from the protest of the

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    During the Antebellum period‚ the North and South were divided into two sections. Antebellum Northerners were attempting to modernize the economy in the North while in the south the plantation complex was the economic form. The antebellum North and Antebellum South were more different due to the way they felt about slavery. The North and South differed greatly in how they wanted the newly admitted states to be during Westward expansion. The North opposed slavery‚ so after the Mexican-American

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