Question

Which viewpoint did the South have during the Civil War?

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

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

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

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

Answer 1

The viewpoint held by the South during the Civil War was: D. the national government should not override states' rights, so people have to fight for the states.

What is a Civil War?

A Civil War refers to a state of intense conflict, riots, and crisis that typically exist between two or more communities, towns, or states that were originally created within the same country.

During the Civil War, the viewpoint that was held by the South was that the national government should not override states' rights such as enslavement of the Blacks, so people have to fight for the states.

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Answer 2

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