No, but the Southern leadership would go to war to keep slavery alive and that meant expansion.
No one foresaw how long and bloody the war was going to be.
But according to Jeff Davis, the South stood to lose alot of money if slavery was limited and that was why the South was willing to rish secession.
Thus, slavery is the central issue of the Civil War, on whether or not it was going to be allowed to expand and live or be contained and die.
when i was a college student (4 decades ago) you would have fled the campus (of ANY college in the USA) in TEARS of HUMILIATION had you posited seriously such a STUPID position! face it, "ftd" you are a "vicktumm uv duh gubint pubic screwls kuricullum" which is INTENDED to FOOL fools & nitwits like YOU. in your sad case, it OBVIOUSLY did.
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