The Plan of San Diego was successful for a limited time and six U.S. states seceded from the Union for a several years during the Mexican Revolution.

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The Plan of San Diego was successful for a limited time and six U.S. states seceded from the Union for a several years during the Mexican Revolution.​

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The Plan of San Diego was a revolutionary manifesto supposedly drafted in the Mexican border town of San Diego, Texas, in 1915, aiming for a rebellion against the U.S. government and the return of land to Mexico and other minority groups. However, it did not lead to the secession of any U.S. states.

The Plan of San Diego Was Successful for a Limited