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Today, society sees slavery as a moral issue. During the antebellum era, how did the South mainly view slavery?

Today, society sees slavery as a moral issue. During the antebellum era, how did the South mainly view slavery?
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Today, society sees slavery as a moral issue. During the antebellum era, how did the South mainly view slavery?

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The south mainly viewed slavery as a necessity and a way of life because of the south's labor dependency. Hope I helped  :)
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