Answer:
B) The South was fighting for States' Rights. They felt that the States should be able to make decisions for themselves.
C)The North opposed the idea that a state could choose to leave, secede, the Union.
Explanation:
A) Is wrong, it was the South that believed in States' Rights. The South constantly argues on states' rights and is evident from their proposal of secession.
B) Is correct. The South was fighting for States' Rights and the right to make decisions for themselves. The South wanted freedom to keep slaves and transport them whereever they pleased; however, the Federal government interffered with these rights. Thus, the South argued for these rights.
C) Is correct. The North believed that secession and the fact that states could just leave was unlawful. President Lincoln believed that secession would lead to the end of democracy, he feared that this would lead to a weakened government.
B) Is wrong. I do not recall the North ever wanting to halt immigration. In fact, Immigration aided the North during the Civil War, immigrants enlisted into the Union army and fought for the Union Army.
The South was built agriculturally relying more on physical labor, they had little manufacturing ability and were far more primitive industrially compared to the North.
