Debate Questions On Us History
Debate Questions On Us History
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Resolved, That Georgia s secession act was not really represent ative of the wishes of the majority of her citizens.
DEBATE QUESTIONS ON U. S. HISTORY 13 143. Resolved, That Grant s plan of dividing the Confederacy and conquering the western sections first should have been adopted and pressed with all the power of the Union from the very beginning.
144. Resolved, That the blockade crippled the power of the Confed eracy more than the military attacks by the Union forces.
145. Resolved, That, fro...m what we know now, Grant s war of atri- tion in Virginia was unnecessary.
146. Resolved, That the seceded states were never out of the Union.
147. Resolved, That a state s power to withdraw from the Union was acknowledged by Congress when it re-admitted the seceded states.
148. Resolved, That the Union would quickly go to pieces if a state had the right to secede.
149. Resolved, That it is best for all Americans to have an indivisible union.
150. Resolved, That the question of state sovereignty was settled by the Civil War.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Resolved, That Georgia s secession act was not really represent ative of the wishes of the majority of her citizens.
DEBATE QUESTIONS ON U. S. HISTORY 13 143. Resolved, That Grant s plan of dividing the Confederacy and conquering the western sections first should have been adopted and pressed with all the power of the Union from the very beginning.
144. Resolved, That the blockade crippled the power of the Confed eracy more than the military attacks by the Union forces.
145. Resolved, That, fro...m what we know now, Grant s war of atri- tion in Virginia was unnecessary.
146. Resolved, That the seceded states were never out of the Union.
147. Resolved, That a state s power to withdraw from the Union was acknowledged by Congress when it re-admitted the seceded states.
148. Resolved, That the Union would quickly go to pieces if a state had the right to secede.
149. Resolved, That it is best for all Americans to have an indivisible union.
150. Resolved, That the question of state sovereignty was settled by the Civil War.
What to read after Debate Questions On Us History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Vernon Guy Vernon Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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