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Buffalo Soldiers were African American soldiers who served in the U.S. Army after the Civil War, primarily from 1866 to the 1890s. They were instrumental in various military campaigns, including the Indian Wars, and played a key role in the westward expansion of the United States. The nickname "Buffalo Soldiers" is believed to have originated from Native Americans who admired their bravery and saw similarities between the soldiers' hair and that of buffalo. Despite facing racial discrimination, they contributed significantly to the military and helped secure rights and opportunities for future generations.
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Were cowboys the only job out west?
no farming, railroad workering, buffalo soilders
What conflict involved buffalo soilders and started when the apache refused to move to reservations?
Geronimo Campaign ~apex~
What role did the drummer boy play in the civil war?
Drummer boys were used to send messages to the soilders.
What were soilders?
Buffalo Soldiers originally were members of the U.S. 10th Cavalry Regiment of the United States Army, formed on September 21, 1866 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
What are soilders?
soilders are men who look after people
About 180 texan soilders died at the what?
about 180 texan soilders died at the about 180 texan soilders died at the
How many soilders in china?
There are about 5 million soilders
What is a group of soilders called?
A group of soilders is called a army!!
What is a group soilders called?
A group of soilders is called a army!!
Why are child soilders used?
There are child soilders because they are eaiser to brainwash then adults
How many Soilders fought in World War 1?
Over 100 soilders
Were soilders drafted of volunteered during world war ii?
soilders votenterd
