What were two reasons some northerners opposed the war what were two reasons some southerners opposed the war?

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Northers opposed the war because they believed the south had all the right in their will to secede, and they opposed the EP
Southerns opposed wars was because South Carolina govenerd objected to officers from other states and southerns wanted to keep their way of life.

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