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MARKING AS BRAINIEST! LAST ATTEMPT! Read the final sections of Chapter 9.4 on pages 114 and 115. They are titled “The Election of 1860 Splits the Nation” and “Secession Spreads Across the South”. For each section, take at least 4 notes (for a total of at least 8 notes). Please be sure to try to take the most important information from each section.


MARKING AS BRAINIEST! LAST ATTEMPT!

Read the final sections of Chapter 9.4 on pages 114 and 115.

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