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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.
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Did nelson Mandela succeed in his fight for freedom?
Yes he did actually succeed. A fantastic daaaaay :DDDD
How did the south react to Abraham Lincoln election as president in 1860?
They started to succeed ,originally the only reason the Civil War actually started was because Lincoln didn't want to lose southern states , but he used it to end slavery also.
What was the real reason why the southern states succeeded?
The southern states did not succeed, they lost.
How many slave states did not succeed from the Union?
4
Did the southern states succeed from the union all at once?
no
Did James Madison succeed Jefferson as a president?
Yes, James Madison succeed Thomas Jefferson as President of the United States.
Did the border states secede?
no Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, and Delaware did not succeed
Can any states succeed from the US?
they sure can! if they try real hard.
When did 11 states succeed from the union?
Before the Civil War, some believed that each state had the right to leave the Union by its decision alone. The US Civil War established that a state cannot succeed from the Union without the permission of the other states, as expressed by Act of Congress.
Who wants to succeed from the union in the civil war?
The slave-owning southern states.
What states that animals succeed each other in a definite sequence?
Faunal succession
Did the United States succeed in world war 1?
yeah i did a project on ww1
