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It means it removed itself from the United States of America, and became independent - anticipating that other states would join them in a new nation.
Congress ruled that this was treason. But the Confederates claimed that the Union had started as a voluntary federation, and that any state was free to secede from it.
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What state entered the Union during the Civil War?
Do you mean who seceded first - from the Union? That was South Carolina. Later one state seceded from the Confederacy, and that was West Virginia.
What does seceded mean?
It means to withdraw membership from an organization. ie: The south seceded from the union during the civil war.
What does term secede mean?
It means to withdraw membership from an organization. ie: The south seceded from the union during the civil war.
Who was on the south during the US Civil War?
You mean all the states they turned to Confederate? Well, they were basically south of Virginia. West Birginia broke off Virginia because they wanted to stay with the union. West Virginia and north stayed in union. This was a tricky one. California did stay in the union. (so did Oregon) Names of the states that were Confederate: North and South Carolina Virginia Georgia Mississippi Florida Texas Lousiana Alabama Arkansas Tennessee The rest was either Union, Indian Territory, or just land still not in states from the Louisana Purchase.
What did Lincoln house divided speech mean?
What did the south do with all federal instillations after it seceded
What does succession mean during the civil war?
It means the act that the Confederate slave states did when they left the Union. They Seceded.
What did it mean when the south seceded?
idk wat it means dats y im askn u'
What happened in 1841?
i really don't know what you mean by this question, lots of things happened in 1861 (january) if you are asking this for say, homework, or something like that. i wouldn't be relying on WikiAnswers. this website isn't the most reliable for reasearch. although it is good for some things
When did the states actually succeed?
You mean, 'secede'. The first was South Carolina in December 1860. Six more had seceded by the time Lincoln was inaugurated in March 1861. And four more seceded after the firing on Fort Sumter and Lincoln's appeal for volunteer troops - effectively his declaration of war, although he could not formally declare war without recognising the Confederacy as a sovereign nation.
Who is the first president of Carolina?
If you mean South Carolina, John Rutledge was the first president.
What does the word yanh mean in a South Carolina dialect?
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What does the suffix SC mean?
South Carolina is the most frequent usage.
