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As new free and slave states were admitted to the Union prior to the Civil War, political divisions kept growing, despite attempts to balance the numbers of each. The South pushed for slavery to expand westward, while anti-slavery advocates pushed back. Next came the Dred Scott decision, Lincoln's election, and amendments to the Constitution.
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