How does Lee feel about secession?

A. He defends it as an appropriate response to aggression.

B. He likens it to a revolution.

C. He believes it is a peaceful means of resolving differences.

D. He believes it is a state's right as protected in the Constitution.

Correct answer choice is:

B) He likens it to a revolution.

Explanation:

Secession is the removal of a collection from a higher being, primarily a state thing, but also from any company, organization or military group. Warnings of secession can be a plan for reaching more bound goals. The secession of Southern States directed to the establishment of the South and eventually the Civil War. It was the most severe secession campaign in the United States and was defeated when the Union armies beat the Federal troops in the Civil War, 1861-65.

The answer would be B. He likens it to a revolution, which means he doesn't like it.