Until 1861, Ohio and Virginia shared a border. Did Ohioans and Virginians across the Ohio River hold oppoing views on contemporary issues such as states' rights, or was it more of a grey area (particularly in modern-day West Virginia)? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

Until 1861, Ohio and Virginia shared a border. Did Ohioans and Virginians across the Ohio River hold oppoing views on contemporary issues such as states' rights, or was it more of a grey area (particularly in modern-day West Virginia)?

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shotpun

Yes, I realize that I misspelled the word 'opposing' and I deeply apologize for my transgressions against humanity.