The Civil War led to the expansion of national governmental power in all of the following ways EXCEPT

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The Civil War did lead to an expansion of national governmental power in various ways, including hiring new government workers, passing a large budget, imposing an income tax, and passing constitutional amendments that affected states' control over citizen rights. However, governors of Confederate states were not directly appointed by the U.S. President; this is not a measure that was taken during the Civil War. The governance of Confederate states remained under the control of those who were part of the Confederacy, not directly appointed by the federal government.

The Civil War Led to the Expansion of National Governmental