According to the Confederacy, how had the national government violated the contract among the states?

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According to the Confederacy, how had the national government violated the contract among the states?

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Answer 1 · 2017-05-25T09:26:08

It had violated states' rights

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The Confederacy blamed the Federal Government for violating state' rights with the passing of the Morril tariff which had the South pay 80% of the federal budget. It is similar to the nullification crisis though the latter did not lead to civil war.

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According to the Confederacy, how had the national government violated the contract among the states?

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