Question

in the text, you read this about states rights in the confederacy: the south also had political problems. the confederate constitution favored states rights and limited the authority of the central government. as a result, the confederate government often found it difficult to get things done. on one occasion, for example, the governor of georgia insisted that only georgian officers should command georgian troops. use the passage to answer the question. how did the governors order that only georgian officers could command georgias troops demonstrate a problem in the south? (1 point) the troops were often turning against one another the troops were fighting for individual states. the confederate military had difficulty organizing itself the confederate military only answered to state governors.

Explanation:

The passage states the Confederate constitution favored states’ rights, limiting the central government. The Georgia governor’s order (only Georgian officers command Georgia’s troops) shows the Confederate military struggled with organization. Option A: No info on troops turning against each other. Option B: The order is about command, not who troops fight for. Option D: The passage doesn’t say the military only answered to state governors, just that states had strong rights. So the correct answer is the one about the Confederate military having difficulty organizing itself.

Answer:

C. The Confederate military had difficulty organizing itself