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If the majority of white southeners did not own slaves, why did the south remain so loyal to slavery
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If the majority of white southeners did not own slaves, why did the south remain so loyal to slavery
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Because the south in large part were built on slaves. They didn't have factories or anything like the north did. They had cotton and assorted vegetables. In large part many will say that is also what lost them the war.
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