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What was the "final blow" that lead to the secession of Southern states A. Fugitive Slave B. Election of 1860 C. Nullification Crisis D. Dred Scott Case

What was the "final blow" that lead to the secession of Southern states A. Fugitive Slave B. Election of 1860 C. Nullification Crisis D. Dred Scott Case
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What was the "final blow" that lead to the secession of Southern states

A.
Fugitive Slave

B.
Election of 1860

C.
Nullification Crisis

D.
Dred Scott Case

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B, the election of Lincoln

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