The same as it had been in 1862, except that the Western counties of Virginia seceded from that state in 1863 to form their own state of West Virginia.
Because the mountain people in the Western counties did not think that Virginia should have seceded from the USA. So they seceded from Virginia.
The Western counties of Virginia, which did not approve of the secession of Virginia, and voted to break away to form a separate state, joining the Union in 1863.
Yes. It happened in 1863 when the western counties of Virginia broke away from Virginia proper to form the new state of West Virginia.
Because West Virginia wasn't a state until 1863.
Existing states did not. But the Western counties of Virginia seceded from Virginia when that state voted Confederate. The new state of West Virginia joined the Union in 1863.
No, that was South Carolina. West Virginia was a new state formed from the Western counties of Virginia, which had voted solidly against secession, and broke away from Virginia to join the USA in 1863.
{| |- | That would be 1863. The western counties of Virginia met and elected to reject the rest of the state's succession. They stayed with the Union, though there was a lot of conflict within the state as to which side they should support. |}
The Western Counties of Virginia were not happy about Virginia seceding from the USA. So they seceded from Virginia in 1863, at the height of the American Civil War. It was a welcome gift to Lincoln of a new state loyal to the Union, and one down to the Confederates. Ironically, the Eastern counties of West Virginia were not too happy, and considered seceding from West Virginia!
The state of West Virginia, composed of counties in Virginia which were opposed to its secession, joined the Union on June 20, 1863.
New Virginia which was admitted as West Virginia in 1863.West Virginia - admitted to the Union in 1863.
West Virginia in 1863.