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Sectionalism is
loyalty to one's own
region or
section of the country,
rather than to the
country as a whole.
Sectionalism occurs in many countries, such...
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colonial era
until 1890. He is also
known for his
theories of
geographical sectionalism.
During recent years historians and
academics have
argued frequently...
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failure to make
constitutional reforms exacerbated existing east–west
sectionalism in
Virginia and
contributed to its division. The
Virginia Constitutional...
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should die,
arguing that
their antislavery activism would encourage sectionalism and
destroy the Union. The
tracts provoked riots in Charleston, and pro-slavery...
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Germany Holy
Roman Empire Eastward settlement Early Modern period Sectionalism 18th
century Kingdom of
Prussia Unification Mediatisation Confederation...
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cannot be done. He then
offers strong warnings on the
dangers of
sectionalism,
arguing that the true
motives of a
sectionalist are to
create distrust...
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September 30, 2014. Eric Lacy,
Vanquished Volunteers: East
Tennessee Sectionalism from
Statehood to
Secession (Johnson City, Tenn.: East
Tennessee State...
- It was
called a sōkōsha (armored car) in ****anese due to
political sectionalism within the ****anese Army (tanks were
controlled by the infantry, whereas...
- of
Germany Holy
Roman Empire Eastward settlement Early Modern period Sectionalism 18th
century Kingdom of
Prussia Unification Mediatisation Confederation...
- Who Is the First-class Ghanaian?: A
Story of Tribalism, Religion, and
Sectionalism in
Ghana and the Way Forward. iUniverse. ISBN 978-1-4759-8538-2. Archived...
