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What was the immediate catalyst to the Civil War?

A. the secession of Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee, and North Carolina

B. the conflict between Union troops and Confederates at Fort Sumter

C. the tone and message behind Lincoln's inaugural address

D. the seizing of federal forts and an arsenal by the southern states

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Answer:

the conflict between Union troops and Confederates at Fort Sumter

Explanation:

Option B, that is the conflict between the Union and Conderates’ troop is what led to the Civil War.

What is a catalyst?

  • A person or an event that causes or encourages the occurrence of another event is termed a catalyst.
  • A catalyst is a cause of a situation.

What led to the civil war?

  • The American Civil War was fought between the Union and the Confederates between 1861 and 1865.
  • The Union troops wanted to preserve the Union of the state whereas the Confederates wanted to maintain their sovereignty.
  • The clash between the two groups at Fort Sumter is what lead to the start of the war.

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