What role did the idea of states rights play in the civil war?

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The idea of states' rights had a big role in the Civil War. States struggled to agree on whether or not the federal government could interfere with slave trade and abolishment.

Some states wanted stronger individual states' rights so they could keep slaves, while others believed the government should step in and forbid slavery.

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