The Revolution that took place during 1860 and 1877 was largely based on major changes in the Constitution which unified both the North and South and ultimately provided equality for all. For example, in Document A, South Carolina verifies their primary reason for secession as continuous unfair duties presented by the Federal government to the South. These duties led to the radicalization of state’s rights, eventually perusing the 10th Amendment as a means for secession. To prevent such sentiments, America was to become unified, a theme Senator John Sherman emphasized in Document B. Through Sherman’s idea in association with the National Backing Acts of 1863 and 1864, the Union was to be “dependent on the United States for a currency” therefore