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19 July, 16:01

What did leaders of the confederacy think their nation was entitled to?

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    They believed that the states had the right to secede from the federation if they believed that the federation was tyrannical and was preventing them from from living the way they wanted to live. That's why many seceded and formed their own confederation and they fought a war against the northerners.
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