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Why did some states in the Upper South opt for secession from the Union?A. They felt betrayed, believing that Lincoln had promised to achieve a peaceful reunion.B. Senators from the Lower South convinced them to.C. Minor slave revolts threatened the region's institution of slavery.D. The new Confederate government offered them tax advantages if they seceded.
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