Confederate monuments and flags

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In your view, were the Southerners who attempted to secede from the Union failed revolutionaries who fought to stand up for their rights or were they traitors against the United States? Do you think that Confederate monuments and flags should be removed from public places or should they remain as important reminders of history? Explain your answers.

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