Question

How was the Civil War a test of state's rights versus national government rights?

A. The Northern states believed they had the right to leave the United States. The U.S. government agreed and allowed them to secede the United States.

B. The Northern states believed they had the right to leave the United States. The U.S. government did not agree and used military force to impose its will on the states.

C. The Southern states believed they had the right to leave the United States. The U.S. government agreed and allowed them to secede the United States.

D. The Southern states believed they had the right to leave the United States. The U.S. government did not agree and used military force to impose its will on the states.

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Answer 1

Correct Answer is D.

(The Southern states believed they had the right to leave the United States. The U.S. government did not agree and used military force to impose its will on the states.)

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Answer 2

Answer: It was about money—specifically, the money to be lost by Southern titans of ... Confederate denialism, in the form of states' rights advocacy, permits ... In effect, South Carolina seceded because the federal government would not ... Thus, at the time of war, Southerners had no real reason to complain

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