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User "In A Pickle," thank you for your response on my question about Hawaii, but I have another along the same lines. What if Kauai (as it is its own island with people living there) decided that it did not want to be a part of the state of Hawaii, could its' people vote to separate not only from the state, but also from the country and form its own separate nation? Why or why not, is the bigger question. The other statement to consider while answering this is why in 1820 could the state formerly a part of Massachusetts (now the state of Maine) break from Mass and become its own state? Thanks again for answering my first question!
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