History, 27.10.2020 06:00, aalyyy

What did the civil war decide about the relationship between state governments and the central government? A-The central government gained greater authority over state governments due to the North being victorious and governed by the
central government,
B-The civil war had no effect upon the relationship between state and civil governments.
C-The state governments gained greater authority over central government due to the South being victorious over the North
D-The civil war resulted both establishments being dissolved.

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