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Why did the US flag still fly over fort sunter after South Carolina seceded in 1860?
Because Lincoln did not recognise the Confederacy, and declared that he would defend his small garrison at Fort Sumter.
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Which states seceded during Buchanan's term?
The seven states of the deep south seceded while Buchanan was still President, before Lincoln was sworn in. These were South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
Who was the president of the US when the south secede?
When South Carolina seceded, Buchanan was still in the chair, and Lincoln was President-elect.
Who was the only original delegate to the continental congress who was still in philadelphia on June 7 1776 from South Carolina?
Richard Henry
How did the 1860 election contribute to the breakup of the Union?
The elections of 1860 dawned an era of civil rights. Abraham Lincoln was elected. Lincoln actually hated slavery and this caused the South to secede and start the Civil War. Lincoln stated in his inaugural address that where slavery existed it could still exist but he would not allow it to spread everywhere. South Carolina was the first to secede in 1860, other states seceded later. The states claimed they had no choice but to leave and Lincoln wasn't having that and said he would fight to keep the states together.
Why is indigo the second important cash crop in South Carolina?
I'm not sure if it still does, but indigo used to be valuable for It's pigment. Often used to make paint.
Which states seceded during Buchanan's term?
The seven states of the deep south seceded while Buchanan was still President, before Lincoln was sworn in. These were South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
Who was president when the first Southern state seceded from he Union?
Abraham Lincoln (Correction) No, it was still Buchanan. South Carolina seceded immediately they heard that Lincoln had won the election. But he was not inaugurated until March.
Who was the president of the US when the south secede?
When South Carolina seceded, Buchanan was still in the chair, and Lincoln was President-elect.
Who was president when the cilvil war started?
Buchanan was still in the chair when South Carolina seceded. But Lincoln had been inaugurated by the time the first shots were fired at Fort Sumter.
Is Columbia part of South Carolina?
Is Columbia still part of south Carolina
Was south still considered Americans after they seceded in the civil war?
No, they were known as the Confederate Union. They had a whole different flag as well.
Did North and South Carolina ever sign a peace treaty or are they still under an armistice?
South Carolina and North Carolina have never been at war, they are part of the same country.
What counties still have blue laws in south Carolina?
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Is Katy perry the movie still playing in South Carolina?
yes
What kind of animals are like in South Carolina times?
Your question needs to be more direct. Please state the decade or Century. What are you referring to as 'south Carolina times?'--SC still exists so all times are south Carolina times.
Who was president of the united States when the south started to secede?
AnswerJames Buchanan was at then end of his presidency when South Carolina originally succeeded from the Union. He deemed it unconstitutional to let them go, but also unconstitutional to fight to keep them. The reason South Carolina succeeded was because Lincoln had won the presidency, but he had not yet been sworn in.
Who are the 2 presidents who served in the civil war?
Apart from Lincoln, there was: The outgoing President Buchanan, still in office when South Carolina seceded, but not when the first shots were fired at Fort Sumter. Vice-President Andrew Johnson, who was sworn in as President after Lee had surrendered at Appomattox, but before Joe Johnston had surrendered at Bentonville.
