Vocabulary Story 986 Why the South Left the US Union

1 Vocabulary Story 986 Why the South Left the US Union
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Circa 1840, a fraternal confederation of thinkers began to call
for southern independence. When things started to reach an impasse,
they had their toxic repertoire of speeches and actions ready.
It was suffused with irrational rhetoric but had cachet with Southerners
who felt empathy with them. When they took down the US flag, there
was a blithe mood in Southern lands.
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2 Vocabulary Story 986 Why the South Left the US Union
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Around 1840, a brotherly organization of thinkers began to call
for southern independence. When things started to reach a deadlock,
they had their deadly bag of tricks with speeches and actions ready.
It was filled to the brim with nonsensical thinking but had the OK with
Southerns who felt oneness with them. When they took down the US flag, there
was a cheerful mood in Southern lands.
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