6. How did the outcome of the Civil War change the distribution of power and authority between the United States and the state governments? The Union victory reinforced the supremacy of the federal sovernment over the states. The Southern states separated from the Union, thereby confirming their right to đó so. The Union agreed to allow nullification as a precondition to ending the war The Southern states redefined the doctrine of states rights despite the outcome of the war.

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6. How did the outcome of the Civil War change the distribution of power and authority between the United States and the state governments? The Union victory reinforced the supremacy of the federal sovernment over the states. The Southern states separated from the Union, thereby confirming their right to đó so. The Union agreed to allow nullification as a precondition to ending the war The Southern states redefined the doctrine of states rights despite the outcome of the war.

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The outcome of the Civil War reinforced the supremacy of the federal government over the states, diminishing the doctrine of states' rights. The Union victory solidified the understanding that states did not have the right to secede, thereby maintaining the authority of the federal government.

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