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During the Civil War, who were the people nicknamed "Copperheads"?A. Democrats who opposed the war and were sympathetic to the SouthB. Southerners who wanted the Northerners to win the warC. Republicans who refused to fight and participated in draft riotsD. Northerners who migrated to the South to get away from the war
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