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A cartoon shows a tree labeled UNION with a branch labeled SECESSION. Two angry men sit on the branch, and the man closer to the trunk is using a handsaw to cut the branch off of the tree between himself and the trunk.
Question
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Why might the cartoonist have used a tree and branch to illustrate the South’s secession from the United States?
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Responses
to show that the South did not have the industrial capabilities of the North
to show that the South did not have the industrial capabilities of the North
to show that the South’s economy was weaker than the North
to show that the South’s economy was weaker than the North
to show that the South lacked the important resource of timber
to show that the South lacked the important resource of timber
to show that the South could not succeed without the North
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to show that the South could not succeed without the North
The branch image implies the South depends on the Union (the trunk) for support, so cutting it off would hurt the South itself.
The branch image implies the South depends on the Union (the trunk) for support, so cutting it off would hurt the South itself.
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