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Why did Southerners believe that the British would support their move to secede from the Union in 1860? A) The British supported the use of slave labor in the South. B) The British purchased large amounts of cotton from the South C) The Confederacy had secured a military agreement with the British. D) The Confederacy agreed to purchase weapons from the British.

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