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    very cautious way. In all their haste to abolish slavery‚ the North forgot about what they were doing to the South and seemed to have forgotten about the Constitution and the rights that every citizen of the United States of America had. “If for any cause the Government should become inimical to the rights and interests of the people‚ instead of affording protection to their persons and property‚ and securing happiness and prosperity‚ to attain which it was established‚ it is the natural right of the

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    This week’s reading topic is about California secession. In the New York article “ Is California Really Going to Secede” by Ed Kilgore‚ it talks about the the Yes California campaign‚ or Calexit‚ which discusses about secession in the state of California. The whole Calexit movement is an act of defiance against the new president of the United States‚ Donald Trump. The arguments for Calexit are simple‚ which are drifting further away from the rest of the country in cultural attitudes and public policies

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    written previous to‚ and following‚ the secession of South Carolina. South Carolina separated from the Union that constitutes the United States December 20‚ 1860. The articles: Confederate States of America - Declaration of the Immediate Causes Which Induce and Justify the Secession of South Carolina from the Federal Union‚ New-York Daily Tribune – The Right of Secession and‚ New-York Times – Peaceable Secession‚ are all writings specific to South Carolina’s secession from the US. All three sources were

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    KPDC Submitted on October 10‚ 2008 2008-0xxxx BA Political Science Thesis: Ancestral domain‚ cultural differences‚ and hostilities in Mindanao are the reasons behind the Muslims’ appeal for secession. I. Introduction II. Muslims have occupied Mindanao even before the colonization of the country. a. A ‘baranganic’ society and government were established before the spread of Islam in the country. b. Sultanates were formed during the spread of Islam in the country. c. Foreign

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    The document that I chose is the "Declaration of the Immediate Causes Which Induce and Justify the Secession of South Carolina from the Federal Union". This document was addressed to the United States government. This document’s main point is that the people of South Carolina decided on April 26‚ 1852 to secede from the United States due to "...encroachments upon the reserved rights of the States‚" but they were not allowed to and that "Since that time‚ these encroachments have continued to increase

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    Chapter 14: From Compromise to Secession I. Background A. At this time‚ the Mexican American War had just ended and the US had an equal number of free and slave states. The war ended in 1848. If you remember right‚ the Mexican American War left America with‚ through the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (Mexican Cession)‚ the former Mexican provinces of California and Mexico. Mexico would also‚ in subsequence of the treaty‚ recognize the Rio Grande as the Southern Border of Mexico. In return‚

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    There are countless disputes about what truly was at fault for the Confederate secession of 1861‚ from the weighted morality question of slavery to the differences in social structures. However‚ the Civil War was not about agreeing on societal customs or the abolishment of slavery. Freeing the slaves was an advantage but certainly not the goal. Like so many circumstances pertaining to American interests‚ the internal strife was due to the dynamic shift in the economic and governing power the states

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    American Revolutionary War‚ and their economy was industrial based. Another major issue was the strong idea of Nullification in the Southern states especially in South Carolina which eventually made this state‚ later followed by others‚ to move towards secession‚ and creating the Confederate States of America (Confederacy) in 1861. Additionally‚ after the Mexican War‚ there was a dispute between free-states and slave states over the new territory‚ though the issue was temporally fixed with the Compromise

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    justifications‚ they had behind it. Including the historical context behind South Carolina’s Declaration. Including why it is important to have an understanding of various viewpoints. South Carolina’s Articles of Secession‚ is the “Declaration of the immediate causes which induce and Justify the Secession from the Federal Union” issued on December 24‚ 1860‚ by South Carolinas government.In order for them to explain their reasons for seceding from the United States following Abraham Lincolns election in November

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    delegate’s compromise established initial unity between the North and South‚ it set out a precedent for sectional concessions‚ which became increasingly intolerable to the other side. Increased sectional tensions eventually resulted in southern secession. The debate over slavery arose again after the Mexican-American War‚ when Congress had to decide the status of new territory acquired from Mexico. Although the Constitution gave Congress no ability to rid the nation of slavery‚ it allowed for Congress

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