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Missouri was one of the slave states that voted against joining the Confederacy, and where Lincoln allowed slavery to continue. Union attempts to abolish slavery there could induce it to join the Confederacy.

It was a bitterly divided region, plagued by savage guerrilla warfare throughout the conflict.

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Missouri joined the confederacy in 1861?

The state of Missouri did join the confederacy in 1861.


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