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Free and Slave States in the period leading to the American Civil War. Free states are red, slave states in blue. Territories are a neutral yellow. This map tries to remove any biased thoughts that may be the outcome from the use of red and blue and their associates with the Republican and Democratic parties.
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Andere versies
With details on which side they were on in the Civil War.
Oorspronkelijk uploadlogboek
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2007-09-27T23:05:22Z Adam Cuerden 882x553 (107177 Bytes) Fixed the borders in th e territories by muckin' 'em around.
2007-09-27T22:59:07Z Adam Cuerden 882x553 (106857 Bytes) {{Information |Description= |Source= Based on [[:Image:US_Secession_map_1865.svg]] with information from [[:en:Image:Freeandslavestates.gif]] |Date=2007 |Author=Self-made from public domain work [[:Image:US_Secession_map_1865
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