One thing the Civil War proved was that a. the Federal Government had to take control of prohibiting slavery, rather than leave that decision to the States. b. thereafter, the draft would have to be considered "involuntary servitude." c. a distinction would have to be made between slavery and involuntary servitude. d. racial discrimination led to slavery.

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Burke

27 April, 07:36

One thing the Civil War proved was that a. the Federal Government had to take control of prohibiting slavery, rather than leave that decision to the States. b. thereafter, the draft would have to be considered "involuntary servitude." c. a distinction would have to be made between slavery and involuntary servitude. d. racial discrimination led to slavery.

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Paul · Answer 1

One thing the Civil War proved was that "a. the Federal Government had to take control of prohibiting slavery, rather than leave that decision to the States". The South would not have given up slavery voluntarily.