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what is sectionalism
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Sectionalism is the loyalty and allegiance to one's own region or section of a country rather than to the country as a whole. It can result from differences in geographical, economic, social, and political interests among different regions within a country. Sectionalism can lead to tension and conflict between different regions and may even contribute to the breakdown of a nation.
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