Based on historical facts, the only true statement from the above is 1. Many Southern leaders argued that they had voluntarily joined the Union as sovereign states and had the right to leave the Union if they chose.
<h3>How is this the only true statement?</h3><h3 />
It is indeed true that a lot of Southerners believed that they could leave the United States whenever they wanted to.
It is not true that Southerners thought their problems were over when Abraham Lincoln was elected as they wanted to secede even more.
Governor Houston was known to have tried to stop Texas from seceding.
In conclusion, option A is correct.
Find out more on Sam Houston at brainly.com/question/1399699.
Are you referring to the mayflower?
Answer: in religion it was "pontifex maximus" (roman cults), in peace Senate (senators) and in war (or in situation considered dangerous) "dictator".
Explanation: there were also situations when some gifted senators became dictators (Sulla for ex.) or "triumviratus" (government of three men) was established. There were different "triumviratus" during the Republic ...for example...Octavianus, Marcus Antonius, Lepidus.
In the Spanish colonies in America the colonists created a kind of caste system based on ethnic hierarchy which of course put the Spaniards on top. The rest of ethnic groups ranked based on their resemblance of the Spaniards so for example the Indians would be ranked higher than Blacks as they more resembled the Spaniards.
