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There were more than 11 slave states. 11 states seceded from the Union, and they were Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia.
The other slave states were Delaware, Maryland, Missouri, and Kentucky. Washington DC, while not a state, was also a slaveholding district.
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Which side in the US Civil War had the most States?
At the beginning of the US Civil War the Confederacy was composed of 11 former Federal States. The Union consisted of 23 States. Some of the Union States were slave States. An example is Delaware, where slavery existed, however, Delaware remained loyal to the United States.
How many states were in the north during the Civil War?
23 in the north and 11 in the south, 34 in all.
How many slave states were there?
There were49,Because one of the states was Free
How many states left the union?
Seven seceded before Fort Sumter, and four more immediately after it. Total eleven states of the Confederacy.
How many slave states remained in the union?
Depending how you look at it, it is either four (Kentucky, Missouri, Delaware and Maryland) or five. During the Civil War, territories on the western side of Virginia split from that state to form West Virginia. West Virginia sided with the Union.
