1,One person’s reform in some cases may be considered an attack on another person’s vital interests. Describe how the antebellum reform movements—particularly temperance, abolition, and women’

1,One person’s reform in some cases may be considered an attack on another person’s vital interests. Describe how the antebellum reform movements—particularly temperance, abolition, and women’s rights—involved conflict between different sets of ideas and interests and give specific examples for each.

2,How do you explain why and when certain slave states seceded from the Union? Additionally, why did some slave states—Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, and Missouri—not secede from the Union?