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What does the term "popular sovereignty" describe? O The right of the states to vote on laws O Abolitionism O The right of the federal government to nullify laws The vote to end the Civil War
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What does the term "popular sovereignty" describe?

O The right of the states to vote on laws
O Abolitionism
O The right of the federal government to nullify laws
The vote to end the Civil War

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The right of the states to vote on laws

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Popular sovereignty is a policy of letting voters decide, such as on the issue of whether or not to allow slavery

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