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'''Secession''' is the formal withdraw of a smaller political entity from a larger one, usually a [[nation-state]]. It is separated from [[revolution]] in that it doesn’t necessarily involve a change in the form of [[government]]. In the history of the [[United States]], the most prominent example is the secession of the Southern states in late 1860 and 1861, but there were threats from [[New England]] in the early 1800s. Recently secession has been talked about in New England (mostly [[Vermont]] and [[New Hampshire]]), [[California]], [[Alaska]], [[the South]], and [[Hawaii]]. These movements are small but are gaining some traction. Outside of the United States, [[Quebec]] and [[Alberta]] have considered secession from [[Canada]], and history is full of examples of secession.
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'''Secession''' is the formal withdraw of a smaller political entity from a larger one, usually a [[nation-state]]. It is separated from [[revolution]] in that it doesn’t necessarily involve a change in the form of [[government]]. In the history of the [[United States]], the most prominent example is the secession of eleven Southern states in late 1860 and 1861, but there were threats from [[New England]] in the early 1800s. Recently secession has been talked about in New England (mostly [[Vermont]] and [[New Hampshire]]), [[California]], [[Alaska]], [[the South]], and [[Hawaii]]. These movements are small but are gaining some traction. Outside of the United States, [[Quebec]] and [[Alberta]] have considered secession from [[Canada]], and history is full of examples of secession.
    
== History ==
 
== History ==
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=== United States ===
 
=== United States ===
 
Even though the South lost their war for independence the United States has been the sight of recent calls for secession. In New England many liberals have made calls of secession from the US Government because of the [[Iraq War]] and other reasons. The South has had some calls for secession from groups such as the League of the South. Other states that have secession movements are [[Alaska]], [[Hawaii]], and [[California]].
 
Even though the South lost their war for independence the United States has been the sight of recent calls for secession. In New England many liberals have made calls of secession from the US Government because of the [[Iraq War]] and other reasons. The South has had some calls for secession from groups such as the League of the South. Other states that have secession movements are [[Alaska]], [[Hawaii]], and [[California]].
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Note that the [[Pledge of Allegiance]] states that the United States is "indivisible," so support for secession is inconsistent with that pledge.
    
=== Eastern Europe ===
 
=== Eastern Europe ===
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* [[New York Secession]]
 
* [[New York Secession]]
 
* [[American Redoubt]]
 
* [[American Redoubt]]
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* [[Strategic relocation]] and [[Free States Movement]]
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* [[Free State Project]] - libertarian relocation to New Hampshire
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* [[Two hundred thousand for Vermont]] A movement to make Vermont a red state
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* [[US 51st State, Partition, Secession and Autonomous Regions proposals]]
    
== External links ==
 
== External links ==
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