Which statement describes the South's opinion on states' rights? O A. The needs of the National Government should overrule the needs of individual states.
OB. The rights of the individual states are more important than the federal government.
O C. All political decisions should be made to benefit the entire country.
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D. States should obey all the laws passed by Congress.

C

Explanation:

The south only wanted what was good for the states they were in, so equal standards had to be set for there benefit, so all of the slavery in the south they said would benefit the whole country as they thought, so that's why C would be the best answer.

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