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it wasn't - it was in the minds of the fireeatersSo how exactly was slavery being threatened at the time in your veiw.
... and that settled it then!
it wasn't - it was in the minds of the fireeatersSo how exactly was slavery being threatened at the time in your veiw.
some older people (as me) need itLets stay on topic please which is not an inquiry into school systems.
I do study other parts of history especially our revolution and WW2. Don't get why that whole I'm only into 4 years thing came up.4 years vs about 300.
I love fightin' over tariffsOr god forbid a thread on tariffs.
Because of your rhetoric.I do study other parts of history especially our revolution and WW2. Don't get why that whole I'm only into 4 years thing came up.
the most importantant thing in science (of any kind) is have a honest look at the other opinionI do study other parts of history especially our revolution and WW2. Don't get why that whole I'm only into 4 years thing came up.
Don't get why that whole I'm only into 4 years thing came up.
and hide if caughtThose 4 years is why we is here. We are Civil War Nerds.
And we love a good fight...with sources or a good hit and run. K-rap I can never keep baseball outta it...
Baseball bat 'gainst machine gun?baseball or your gang history? View attachment 3799
Baseball bat 'gainst machine gun?
I take a first flush first highdown (green)
that's actually a definition of teaIs that supposed to be
some sort of poetry?
Or are you drunk and
attempting to speak Welsh
again?
?? Is that to say that before now you had never learned the history of the U.S. from a public or private school curriculum? State law in every state has required general education by law. Either your folks were breaking the law by keeping that from you, or you were an incredibly recalcitrant student, or you are posing that your Southern locally-appointed Board of Education were always Yankee lackeys.I'm still in school
...Horrible, the humanity! White Southern children roiling in the gutters for scraps of food falling from the fine carriages of Northern investors who had called in the loans of their disenfranchised parents -- white Southern women left defenseless to amalgamation -- roving bands of disrespectful negroes looking whites in the eye and imminent for insurrection -- effete soldiers in blue protecting Federal assets located in the South as if the American people owned those assets -- and injury to insult, thousands of Southern people injured and dying from TARIFFS and LESS POWER IN GOVERNMENT!...states rights to state power or to govern themselves, and tariffs had a roll ...The south was losing power in government...
For your fist statement, I had US history 7th grade but didn't mention expanding slavery to those places and I'm currently in the revolutionary war in AP US history. As for the 2nd I never said slavery as a whole was a good thing I'm pointing out the causes of the war. And not all slaves were treated in this horrible Uncle toms cabin thing you came up with.?? Is that to say that before now you had never learned the history of the U.S. from a public or private school curriculum? State law in every state has required general education by law. Either your folks were breaking the law by keeping that from you, or you were an incredibly recalcitrant student.
...Horrible, the humanity! White Southern children roiling in the gutters for scraps of food falling from the fine carriages of Northern investors who had called in the loans of their disenfranchised parents -- white Southern women left defenseless to amalgamation -- roving bands of disrespectful negroes looking whites in the eye and imminent for insurrection -- effete soldiers in blue protecting Federal assets located in the South as if the American people owned those assets -- and injury to insult, thousands of Southern people injured and dying from TARIFFS and LESS POWER IN GOVERNMENT!
or is it
...Horrible, the humanity! Black Southern children roiling on plantation house lanes for scraps of food falling from the fine carriages of their Southern Slaveowner masters who allow but meager portion to their slave parents -- black Southern women left defenseless to the amalgamation of their white masters -- roving bands of slave-catching patrollers enforcing respectful head bowing and imminent for quelling insurrection by whipping and lynching -- effete slave drivers optimizing incarcerated human assets in the South as if they were livestock -- and injury to insult, thousands of Southern blacks injured and dying from MALNUTRITION, EXPOSURE, DISEASE, OVERWORK and SOUL-CRUNCHING SEPARATION from members of their family.
One of those two scenarios justifies war-making outrage -- the other is a myth.
School systems are highly relevant in this discussion ...it has been posed that schools were the origin of some myths about the Civil War.Lets stay on topic please which is not an inquiry into school systems.