Answer:
The secessionists wanted to maintain the slave system and maintain the rights of the states. They believed that the only way to do this was by separating their territories from the country. On the other hand, the trade unionists did not agree with this and wanted to maintain the union of the country without the separation of any state.
Explanation:
The Civil War, or Civil War, took place in the United States between the Northern and Southern States from 1861 to 1865. This conflict began when the secessionist Southern states decided to separate from the Union and form the Confederate States of America. The Civil War was motivated by the divergence between the southern states and the northern states (which were trade unionists) over the abolition of slavery, the law of states, and the extent of the new territories that were being occupied in the west.
The secessionists wanted to maintain the slave system and maintain the rights of the states. They believed that the only way to do this was by separating their territories from the country. On the other hand, the trade unionists did not agree with this and wanted to maintain the union of the country without the separation of any state.
