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How did northerners view the Civil War once it began?A. It was a chance to punish the South after decades of political rivalry.B. It provided an opportunity to integrate all slaves into American society.C. It was a struggle to preserve the Union.D. It was an ideal time to emancipate slaves in the Union-loyal border states.
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