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Which viewpoint did the South have during the Civil War? A)The Union must be saved, so people have to fight for it. B)The national government should not override states' rights, so people have to fight
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Which viewpoint did the South have during the Civil War?

A)The Union must be saved, so people have to fight for it.

B)The national government should not override states' rights, so people have to fight for the states.

C)The Constitution forbids enslavement, so people have to fight to create their own state constitutions.

D)Enslavement is evil, so people have to fight to end it.

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Answer: the answer is B

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B. The entire civil war was mainly fought for how the Government was going to be ran. The south mainly fought for state rights
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