Coslan424
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Which constitutional principle was the main
focus of the North–South conflicts that led to the
Civil War?
(1) States rights
(2) due process of law
(3) separation of powers
(4) presidential veto power



Answer :

MrDonovan

The correct answer is 1) States rights.


During the Antebellum period, the Northern and Southern states constantly fought over the issue of states rights. Southerners argued that the federal government was overreaching in their power. An example of this was the creation of laws that dealt with the extension of slavery into new territories gained in the United States. This included laws like the Missouri Compromise, the Compromis of 1850, etc.

hardysouthern

Answer:

(1) States rights

Explanation:

Although many say that slavery was the main cause of the Civil War, you can actually blame almost or just as much on this matter specifically.

The Southern States did not want to be subject to whatever the Federal government wanted. They considered that the Federal government was being intrusive and meddling with things that it should not. And of course, much of that was because of how the Federal Government wanted to intervene in Slavery, but it's more than just that.

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