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1 8-3.4 1860 SC Secession Convention 100% voted to secede from the Union. http://www.wadehamptoncamp.org/hist-sc.html

2 Before election of 1860 (Lincoln became the 16 th president) Unionists – wanted to stay a part of the union. They didn’t agree with the North or the federal government but felt the US Constitution was well-equipped to protect SC’s way of life. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/unionistUnionists Cooperationists – SC people who wanted to leave the Union BUT only as a last resort AND if done with the support of the other southern states.Cooperationists

3 Secessionist Also known as radicals or fire-eaters Breaking apart from the Union was the only answer for SC It was not debatable Ready to secede as early as 1852 (civil war started in 1861)

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