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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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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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