What are the 5 states that quit American Civil War?

No states "quit" the Civil War. In fact, eleven southern states did secede from the Union (some sources put the number at seven) and attempted to form a new nation, the Confederate States of America. Their act of secession was an illegal action, and the American Civil War ensued (1861-1865) as a result.

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