Some fought for the Confederacy, some fought for the Union, some remained uninvolved, and some got involved against one side, but not necessarily for the other side - for example, the Lumbi Indians found themselves at odds with the Confederacy due to the forced impressment of Lumbi Indians to build fortifications, but they had no allegiance to the Union. but most fought for the confederates.
One notable Union general was a Seneca Indian. He was one of Grant's most trusted advisers and wrote up the terms of surrender that General Lee accepted.
One notable Confederate general was from an Indian nation in Oklahoma. His was the last major Confederate army to surrender to the north, many weeks after Lee and Johnston and others had given up.
The Battle of Little Bighorn saw 3,500 Cherokee cavalrymen fight for the Confederacy during the US Civil War.
Obviously, as Jefferson Davis was the President of the Confederacy in the Civil War, he fought against the Union.
Fight.
None. The 9th and 10th Cavalry Regiments were not formed until after the Civil War ended. However, they did fight against the Plains Indians who gave them the name Buffalo Soldiers, and they fought in Cuba during the Spanish-American War. NONE.
Thomas Stonewall Jackson had fought on the Confederacy, or the South.
The Battle of Little Bighorn saw 3,500 Cherokee cavalrymen fight for the Confederacy during the US Civil War.
Most Texans fought with the Confederacy.
Hellen Keller's relatives fought for the Confederacy during the American Civil War.
No, however they were a supply chain for the Confederacy.
The Union and Confederacy needed more troops after loosing many during all the battles.
Obviously, as Jefferson Davis was the President of the Confederacy in the Civil War, he fought against the Union.
The Union and Confederacy needed more troops after loosing many during all the battles.
Texas was a southern state during the Civil War.
The enslaved people in the Union during the Civil War fought in battle. These enslaved people often wanted to fight because the Union treated them better than the Confederacy.
That is true, the Confederacy did eventually surrender, after a long and difficult fight.
The Confederacy - although there was a lot of Unionist feeling in Eastern Tennessee.
During the US Civil War the Union sought the complete destruction of the Confederacy's government. This objective had no limits. On the other hand, the Confederacy had a more limited objective. The South did not fight for the destruction of the United States. They sought to secede and become an independent nation.