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What is the confederation of State of America?

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Eleven Southern US states, as well as delegations from Kentucky and Missouri, which seceded from the United States in 1860-61, and formed a new and separate political entity entitled The Confederate States of America. Its independence was not recognized by the United States government which subsequently invaded it and subdued it after four years of warfare costing over 600,000 lives and which devastated that region for a century.

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The confederation was the south side in the civil war and they did not want to free the slaves.

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