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29) Political dissension in the South during the Civil War A) tended to be factional, petty, and often personal in nature. B) resulted in the establishment of party mechanisms to channel or curb criticism. C) produced an arbitrary and tyrannical expansion of presidential power. D) led detractors to offer programs in opposition to Democratic policies.
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