The United States before the Civil War

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Hinton, KaaVonia, 1973-

Hinton, KaaVonia

Duraleigh Road Community
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Zebulon Community

Childrens Non-Fiction

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Green Road Community - Childrens Non-Fiction
Holly Springs Community - Childrens Non-Fiction
Leesville Community - Childrens Non-Fiction
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Morrisville Community - Childrens Non-Fiction
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Oberlin Regional - Childrens Non-Fiction
Richard B Harrison - Childrens Non-Fiction
Southgate Community - Childrens Non-Fiction
Wake Forest Community - Childrens Non-Fiction
Zebulon Community - Childrens Non-Fiction

"America in the years leading up to the Civil War was more like two countries than one. The North had an industrial economy and the South had a farming economy. By 1804, slavery had been outlawed in the North but the Southern economy was still wholly dependent upon the labor of enslaved workers. As the country grew, so did tensions between the two regions. Read all about the era that culminated in the greatest threat to our nation"-- Provided by publisher. "A fascinating series that examines the causes and consequences of one of the deadliest conflicts in our country's history. America in the years leading up to the Civil War was more like two countries than one. The North had an industrial economy and the South had a farming economy. By 1804, slavery had been outlawed in the North but the Southern economy was still wholly dependent upon the labor of enslaved workers. As the country grew, so did tensions between the two regions. Read all about the era that culminated in the greatest threat to our nation.About This Series:The Civil War took place in America between April 1861 and April 1865. During the four-year struggle between the North and the South, approximately 10,000 battles were fought on land and sea, leaving 620,000 dead. As a result of the war, more than three million enslaved people gained their freedom. The four books in the "Exploring the Civil War" series examine the war's key people, places, and events, and its causes and consequences, making them the perfect tools to introduce children to one of the defining events in American history"-- Provided by publisher.

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970

Non Fiction

Non Fiction

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Six Months
Year

Wake County Public Libraries

Duraleigh Road Community
Fuquay-Varina Community
Green Road Community
Holly Springs Community
Leesville Community
Middle Creek Community
Morrisville Community
North Regional
Oberlin Regional
Richard B. Harrison Community
Southgate Community
Wake Forest Community
Zebulon Community

9781546136316

2025

Children's Press, An imprint of Scholastic Inc

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A True Book Exploring the Civil War:

A True Book Exploring the Civil War:|

United States -- History -- 1815-1861
United States -- History -- 1815-1861 -- Juvenile literature
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Causes
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Causes -- Juvenile literature

The United States before the Civil War

The United States before the Civil War / KaaVonia Hinton

The United States before the Civil War

Causes
History