- South Carolina (_December 20, 1860_)
- Mississippi (_January 9, 1861_)
- Florida (_January 10, 1861_)
- Alabama (_January 11, 1861_)
- Georgia (_January 19, 1861_)
- Louisiana (_January 26, 1861_)
- Texas (_February 1, 1861_)
- Virginia (_April 17, 1861_)
- Arkansas (_May 6, 1861_)
- North Carolina (_May 20, 1861_)
- Tennessee (_June 8, 1861_)
Missouri and Kentucky, though slave states, remained within the Union.
The latter half of the 19th century was a turbulent century when new nations such as Germany, Italy and Japan were born, and France and Britain embarked on imperialism. In this era, the United States was in a period of high economic growth called the Kinpika era, and it was Rutherford, the 18th Pres
The Inca culture it is the result of the fusion of the customs of several Andean civilizations. Many peoples settled in a territory between the Andes mountain range and the Pacific Ocean and remained isolated due to geographical conditions. However, they had domesticated cotton, used ceramics, as
In Americas long history, only John Adams, John Quincy Adams, and Bush have become presidents. I would like to take a look at George HW Bush, also known as Papa Bush in Japan. George HW Bush before becoming president George HW Bush was born in Massachusetts in 1924. Although his father was a
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