In early American history, there was a dispute of some kind, cant remember it, and the north was ready to secede from the union. What would happen if they did? Is the South going to war to restore the Union?(Probably not)
In early American history, there was a dispute of some kind, cant remember it, and the north was ready to secede from the union. What would happen if they did? Is the South going to war to restore the Union?(Probably not)
Wouldn't the South want them gone in order to preserve their "Peculiar Institution" without restrictions?
In early American history, there was a dispute of some kind, cant remember it, and the north was ready to secede from the union. What would happen if they did? Is the South going to war to restore the Union?(Probably not)
At the time, slavery wasn't such a huge moral issue.
I like to think that if the North seceedes, the South will be too weak to expand slavery, resulting in Mexico kicking its ass once it tries.
In early American history, there was a dispute of some kind, cant remember it, and the north was ready to secede from the union. What would happen if they did? Is the South going to war to restore the Union?(Probably not)
No, he's not being snobby at all, and neither is the suggestion.
Yankees settled upstate New York and the Great Lakes, BTW.