Question

The south also had political problems. The confederate Constitution favored states rights and limited the authority the central government. As a result the confederate government often found difficult to get things done on one occasion for example, the governor of Georgia insist that only Georgian officers should command Georgian troops.

How did the governors order the Georgian offices command? Georgia’s troops demonstrate a problem in the south

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The governors' order for Georgian officers to command Georgia's troops created a problem in the South because it highlighted the issue of state vs. central government authority. This led to confusion and inefficiency in military operations, as different states had their own agendas and priorities, leading to a lack of coordination and unity within the Confederate forces. This ultimately hindered the Confederate government's ability to effectively lead and manage the war effort.