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The first state was South Carolina, quickly followed by other states of the deep South.
South Carolina 20 Dec.
Mississippi 9 Jan.
Florida 10 Jan.
Alabama 11 Jan.
Georgia 19 Jan.
Louisiana 26
Texas 1 Feb.
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what were the result of the convention that the seceded state called
When a state seceded the state was?
withdrawing from the union (answer A ...cough...cough)
What was the first state to vote to secede from the us?
In 1860 South Carolina seceded from the union
How would the Louisiana economy be affected if the state seceded?
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Which states seceded the union in 1860?
Only one state seceded in 1860, South Carolina.
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Which was the first state to seceded in the south seceded?
South Carolina ;) anything else?
What state seceded from the union on February first?
Texas seceded on February 1st.
Which state seceded first from US?
South Carolina
Which state seceded first Mississippi or Arkansas?
Mississippi
What was the first southern state when the south seceded?
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President when the first state in the south seceded?
James Buchanan
Who was president when the first southern state seceded the uion?
Buchanan
When did the first state secede and why?
South Carolina seceded first I can tell u tht?
Who was president when the first Southern state seceded from the Union?
James Buchanan
During the Civil War which state seceded first?
south Carolina
What did president Buchanan do after the first state seceded?
He went to bake a muffin...
Did the suoth Carolina sucseed from the union?
Yes, it was the first state that seceded.
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