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What do you think is the main reason Calhoun fought so hard for slavery? Provide reasons or examples to support your point of view

What do you think is the main reason Calhoun fought so hard for slavery? Provide reasons or examples to support your point of view
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What do you think is the main reason Calhoun fought so hard for slavery? Provide reasons or examples to support your point of view

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because Calhoun believes that under slavery, the black race has attained a condition of unprecedented civilization and moral, physical, and intellectual improvement, a state vastly superior to its "initially low, degraded, savage conditions
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