34- En Route to Civil War 1825-1826

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1825** In New Orleans’ uprising sixty slaves were caught by the federal troops, their heads cut off and displayed around New Orleans.

1826 American Temperance Society was organized.

1826 July 4^th, Thomas Jefferson died at Monticello, saying "Is it the fourth?"

	A few hundred miles north his old friend John Adams died about the same time saying "Thomas Jefferson still survives!" without knowing that he was wrong.
	Causes,* leading causes, ***immediate leading causes for a Civil War.

last updated 02/19/07

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