I think the answer is C :)
<span>made trade difficult for merchants whose business crossed state lines. :D follow me im helpfull</span>
Answer: D
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Answer:
Democracy was not in unity, but the national independence of each state as a separate nation unto itself, which vested in the supreme power of the voters in each state having final Authority over it, while government was simply the hired help.
Lincoln had already threatened in 1856, that he would oppose secession with military force; and that's why the GOP lobbyists chose him to be president in 1860.
And why the South seceded in response.
The only way to save democracy, was to assert the historical fact that each state was a democratic Nation, and that any attempt by the federal government to invade any state, would be an act of Rogue imperialism.
However ever since Jackson's original nullification Proclamation, nobody officially countered this claim, and therefore it was able to corrupt official history for 28 years until Lincoln came to power.
Hope this helped! :)
True 'cause New England had very bad farming land, which was a cause to the Industrial Revolution.
