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During the US Civil War, the Confederate army which is the southern army, referred to the Union Army's soldiers as yankees or yanks. The Union Army (northern army) referred to the Confederate Army's soldiers as rebels, rebs or Johnny Reb.

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Generally speaking, people in the North referred to Southerners as "Rebels" during the US Civil War. Other terms were "Johnny Reb" and some people called them traitors.

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