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{{main|American Civil War}}
 
{{main|American Civil War}}
 
An issue that had been left unresolved at the [[Constitutional Convention]] was [[slavery]].  The South's largely agricultural economy depended on slave labor to work its cotton and tobacco plantations. The North was more heavily industrialized, and slavery was outlawed in northern states.  After a series of failed compromises, the South broke away to form the [[Confederate States of America]], following the election of President [[Abraham Lincoln]] of the new [[Republican Party]] in the election of 1860.  Four long years of war ended in the spring of 1865 with the surrenders of Confederate generals [[Robert E. Lee]] at Appomattox, [[Virginia]] and [[Joseph E. Johnston]] at Durham, [[North Carolina]].
 
An issue that had been left unresolved at the [[Constitutional Convention]] was [[slavery]].  The South's largely agricultural economy depended on slave labor to work its cotton and tobacco plantations. The North was more heavily industrialized, and slavery was outlawed in northern states.  After a series of failed compromises, the South broke away to form the [[Confederate States of America]], following the election of President [[Abraham Lincoln]] of the new [[Republican Party]] in the election of 1860.  Four long years of war ended in the spring of 1865 with the surrenders of Confederate generals [[Robert E. Lee]] at Appomattox, [[Virginia]] and [[Joseph E. Johnston]] at Durham, [[North Carolina]].
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===Act of 1871===
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On February 21, 1871, Congress, under no constitutional authority to do so, passed the "Act of 1871" which created a separate form of government for the District of Columbia. The Act formed a corporation called "THE UNITED STATES" which is owned by international bankers. <ref>https://wariscrime.com/new/the-usa-isnt-a-country-its-a-corporation/</ref>
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With the passing of the "Act of 1871" another Constitution very similar to the original was drafted except it was capitalized and the word "for" was changed to "of" in the title. Thereby instead of reading, "The Constitution for the united states of America" it read "THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA".
      
===America Acquires an Empire===
 
===America Acquires an Empire===
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