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What power of the Constitution justified the actions of the southern states prior to the Civil War? Denied Implied Concurrent None of the above
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What power of the Constitution justified the actions of the southern states prior to the Civil War?

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None of the above

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It would be "none of the above" powers that justified the actions of the southern states prior to the Civil War in terms of secession, since the Constitution's main purpose was to preserve the Union. 
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