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What four things do the Southern states need to do to re-establish a state government?
To re-establish a state government, Southern states typically need to hold a constitutional convention to draft or revise their state constitution, conduct elections to select new state officials, ensure the establishment of a functioning legislative body, and implement a system for law enforcement and public services. Additionally, they must seek federal approval to ensure compliance with national laws and regulations. Rebuilding public trust and engagement with citizens is also crucial for a successful government re-establishment.
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What is the cause of the southerners seceded from the union?
Some Southern states declared the cause was slavery (by which they meant a whole lot of things that had nothing to do with slaves, as we think of them). Other states, such as Virginia, seceded because they were enraged and disgusted by the behavior of the Lincoln government.
What were the differences between life in the southern states and life in the northern states in the 1800's?
there are more things now
First 3 things to be done to form the Confederate States of America?
The first three steps to form the Confederate States of America included the secession of Southern states from the Union, beginning with South Carolina in December 1860. Following secession, these states convened a series of conventions to establish a new government, which led to the formation of a provisional government in February 1861. Finally, the Confederate Constitution was drafted and adopted, officially creating the Confederate States of America.
Who was protected by bill of rights?
The people of the United States are protected from their government by the Bill of Rights. It lists the things that the government is NOT allowed to do.
Should state government given more powers than central government?
According to the Bill of Rights, the States have as much power as the federal government, just over different things. Certain things are governed only by the states (marriage, education, etc) while other things can only be controlled by the federal government (coining money, going to war, etc). Hope this helps!
Why didn't the southern states secede until 1860?
The Southern States did not secede until 1860 due to the work of Henry Clay, "The Great Compromiser". His efforts included things like the Compromise of 1850 and the Kansas-Nebraska Act.
What is the civil War is mostly about?
The US Civil War was about many things. The politicians of the Northern states and the Southern states disagreed on issues such as slavery, tariffs, treaties, etc. The Southern states decided they could no longer work with the Northern states, and announced they were leaving the Union. The Northern states told them they could not leave (Secede). The Southern states decided to kick the Union military out of the South, and attacked Ft. Sumter in South Carolina. Game on.
What is the Sharing of power between states and federal government?
federalism is one of the main things that the branch has
What does the right of the states to limit the power of federal government mean?
It means that a state can limit the federal government to do only certian things. Kind of like you can only do certian things on a computer if your not an adminstratior.
Why southern states get more revenue from the federal government than most other states?
A) Because they have more military bases in the south. Cost of living is cheaper.B) Because they have a lot of freaky things, like the Savannah River Nuclear Processing site, and the Oak Ridge Laboratory, that nobody else in the nation really wants to have.
Why do you think the national and state governments share control of some things such as the building of roads?
Your question actually states the reason because there are things that they have to share. We have a national highway system and this is the United States not a state by state of little countries . The federal government is the government for all people.
What two things must a person pledge an oath of allegiance to before taking office in the United states government?
the flag and the United States of America.
