- America. In 1838,
Nicaragua seceded. The
Federal Republic was
formally dissolved in 1840, all but one of the
states having seceded amidst general disorder...
- and
later the
United Secession Church. They were
often referred to as
Seceders. The
underlying principles of the
split focused upon
issues of ecclesiology...
-
having seceded. Two
remaining Southern states,
Delaware and Maryland,
rejected secession and were not
regarded by
either side as
having seceded. No other...
-
three instances in U.S.
history in
which a
portion of a
state successfully seceded to
create a new state:
Kentucky which separated from
Virginia in 1792,...
- for
being the
prime minister of the
Conch Republic, the
micronation that
seceded from the
United States on
April 23, 1982, in
protest over a
United States...
-
directed by Congress, did not
apply to the
border states because they
never seceded. They did
undergo their own
process of
readjustment and
political realignment...
- the
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and
Ireland in 1801. Most of
Ireland seceded from the UK in 1922 as the
Irish Free State, and the
Royal and Parliamentary...
-
County on
eastern Long Island; and for the
borough of
Staten Island to
secede from New York City. In a 2020 study, New York was
ranked as the 17th easiest...
- M****achusetts, Virginia, and Kentucky. At the time,
Vermont had not yet
seceded from New York State.
Persons of
Hispanic or
Latino origin are not distinguished...
- in
Bohemia started already in the late 14th century. Jan Hus'
followers seceded from some
practices of the
Roman Church and in the
Hussite Wars (1419–1434)...
