Evaluate the impact of the movement

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Assignment - Considering the anti-slavery/abolition movement and the importance of slavery in the pre-Civil War period, evaluate:

1. the impact of the movement and

2. the impact of slavery 1830-1860

Remember to write your answer in paragraph format, with introduction of your evaluation of the two issues (thesis), and conclusion summing up the thesis and evidence.

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