Question

all of the following were major effects of fighting for states’ rights in the south during the civil war except which one? it treated problems in determining the limits of authority. it produced the advantage of strong interstate infrastructure. it galvanized many southerners to fight on behalf of their states.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "It treated problems in determining the limits of authority": State rights issues (limits of federal vs state authority) were a core reason for the South's fight, so this is an effect.
• "It produced the advantage of strong interstate infrastructure": The South had weaker infrastructure (e.g., railroads) than the North. So this is NOT an effect of fighting for state rights.
• "It galvanized many Southerners to fight on behalf of their states": State rights rhetoric motivated Southerners, so this is an effect.

Answer:

B. It produced the advantage of strong interstate infrastructure