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How did states believe that belonging to the Confederacy would affect their power?

They feared they would have less power than the national government.
They thought they would have the same amount of power as the national government.
They thought they would retain more power than the national government.
They feared they would give up all power to the national government.

What was the outcome of North Carolina’s first vote on secession?

The vote was inconclusive.
The people voted to secede only if Lincoln was elected president.
The people voted not to secede from the Union.
The people voted to secede immediately.

The states rights did affect the civil war. How the states believe that belonging to the Confederacy would affect their power is that They feared they would have less power than the national government.

The outcome of North Carolina’s first vote on secession is that the people voted to secede only if Lincoln was elected president.

President Andrew Jackson sent warships into Charleston Harbor to diffuse the crises but it made the Southern state had threatened to secede from the Union.

The leaders in the South wanted the states to make most of their own laws.

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