Question
Which of the following statements, describe the controversy surrounding Arkansas decision to succeed from the union select all that apply
A succession list wanted to immediately succeeded from the union
B confederates wanted to remain part of the union
C some groups wanted to wait to see what action President Lincoln took
D those that wanted to abolish slavery, wanted to succeed from the union
A succession list wanted to immediately succeeded from the union
B confederates wanted to remain part of the union
C some groups wanted to wait to see what action President Lincoln took
D those that wanted to abolish slavery, wanted to succeed from the union
Answers
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The statements that describe the controversy surrounding Arkansas's decision to secede from the Union are:
C. Some groups wanted to wait to see what action President Lincoln took.
The other statements contain inaccuracies regarding the context of Arkansas's secession:
A. A succession list wanted to immediately succeed from the union - This statement incorrectly implies a uniform desire for immediate secession, when in fact there were factions with differing opinions.
B. Confederates wanted to remain part of the union - This is inaccurate, as those who identified as Confederate were generally inclined to secede.
D. Those that wanted to abolish slavery wanted to succeed from the union - This statement is misleading; abolitionists were typically against secession and supported the Union.
In summary, option C is the most accurate representation of the controversial dynamics at play during Arkansas's secession.
C. Some groups wanted to wait to see what action President Lincoln took.
The other statements contain inaccuracies regarding the context of Arkansas's secession:
A. A succession list wanted to immediately succeed from the union - This statement incorrectly implies a uniform desire for immediate secession, when in fact there were factions with differing opinions.
B. Confederates wanted to remain part of the union - This is inaccurate, as those who identified as Confederate were generally inclined to secede.
D. Those that wanted to abolish slavery wanted to succeed from the union - This statement is misleading; abolitionists were typically against secession and supported the Union.
In summary, option C is the most accurate representation of the controversial dynamics at play during Arkansas's secession.