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Which philosophy advocates for individual states being allowed to choose whether to allow slavery or not? - Sectionalism Popular Sovereignty Federalism Confederacy
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Which philosophy advocates for individual states being allowed to choose whether to allow slavery or not?
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the answer should be popular sovereignty
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i believe it should be popular sovereignty.
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