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What caused Confederate leaders to not be tried for treason at the end of the Civil War?
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Who was the notorious Copperhead convicted of treason who ran for governor of Ohio while exiled to Canada?
The Copperheads were a group of Democrats who opposed the American Civil War. One of its leaders, Clement L. Vallandigham was convicted of treason and was banished behind Confederate lines. He then ran for Governor of Ohio and campaigned from Canada, nevertheless, he lost.
Who were some of the confederate military leaders during the civil war?
Robert E. LeeJefferson DavisStonewall Jackson
Who were the 2 military leaders in the civil war?
U.S. Grant- union Robert E. Lee-confederate
Did the confederate go for slavery?
Yes, and that caused the nation to divide, and the civil war to happen. The Confederate lost, and there's no slavery anymore.
Who were the political leaders during the civil war?
The Union president was Abraham Lincoln. The Confederate President was Jefferson Davis.
When president Lincoln called for troops this caused Virginia to?
This caused Virginia to become a confederate state and fight with the south in the Civil war.
Were confederate generals and govt officials jailed after the civil war?
No. Lincoln had said "Let 'em up easy", and the only man jailed for treason was the Confederate president Jefferson Davis, and the commandant of the Andersonville prison-camp was hanged for brutality.
Who was the commanding general of the confederal army?
There were several generals during the Civil War who were leaders of confederate troops, but probably you are thinking of Robert E. Lee, who commanded the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia.
How could former Confederate leaders and former officeholders regain their political and property rights in the post-Civil War years?
get taxed higher
When was Confederate Civil Service created?
Confederate Civil Service was created in 1861.
What was the percentage of Confederate deaths in the US Civil were related to disease?
During the US Civil War, many deaths of soldiers on both sides died of diseases. In the South, it is estimated that 50% of Confederate soldier deaths were caused by or were related to various disease. For example, Malaria and Yellow Fever caused many deaths.
What Caused Secession?
When Ft. Sumter was taken in Charleston Harbor in April 1861 by confederate troops this began the civil war.
