The new Confederate Constitution guaranteed the protection of what?
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The question is asking what the Confederate Constitution guaranteed the protection of. This question is a history question.
Answer
Slavery in the territories.
The new Confederate Constitution guaranteed the protection of slavery in the territories.
Answer for screen readers
The new Confederate Constitution guaranteed the protection of slavery in the territories.
More Information
The Confederate Constitution explicitly protected slavery in the territories, which was a key issue in the 1860 election.
Tips
Some people might incorrectly assume the Confederate Constitution was similar to the U.S. Constitution but with different views on state rights; however, it specifically addressed and protected slavery.
Sources
- Constitution of the Confederate States - en.wikipedia.org
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