An examination of the role of the national climate and foreign affairs in the secession of the Southern states.

A look at the speeches of William Seward, John Calhoun and Daniel Webster on slavery and secession.

A discussion of the underlying causes of the secession of the South and the Civil War and whether the war could have been prevented.

An attempt to prove that China was rational in deciding to pass its Anti-Secession Bill in January of 2005.

An argument for the inevitability of armed conflict by the secession of South Carolina in 1860.

Examines why South Carolina left the union of the United States of America in 1860.

Looks at why the Union was divided before the American Civil War.

Examines the process of 11 states' secession, the legal and political rationale, states' rights, class issues and slavery.

This paper examines Nora Helmer's secession in Henrik Ibsen's work "A Doll's House".

An argument against the Canadian Supreme Court's decision on the secession of Quebec.