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In the conclusion, now researcher and historian are still discovering and learning about the causes of American Civil War, but Slavery and differences in economic between Southern and Northern are always considered as the most certain causes that lead to the war. These two causes are the most common cause that historian can be sure enough to put in the history books.

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