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The confederacy saw itself as a separate nation. how did the union view the south?
As a rebel against the government. (Apex)
Who did Egypt fight in world war 2?
In World War II Egypt ws a British colony, so they were on the Allied side. There were some Egyptian Wafdist rebels who might have supported the Axis side against Britain, but they were ignored by the Germans.
What was the name of a group of men in the colonies that fought back against the british?
rebels
Why did we support afghan rebels?
The United States supported Afghan rebels, particularly the Mujahideen, during the Soviet-Afghan War (1979-1989) to counter Soviet expansionism and influence in the region. This support was part of a broader Cold War strategy to weaken the Soviet Union by fostering resistance movements in various parts of the world. By providing funding, weapons, and training, the U.S. aimed to help the rebels fight against the Soviet invasion and promote a shift in power dynamics favoring U.S. interests. Ultimately, this support contributed to the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan but also had long-term implications for the region.
Who were civil war rebels?
The residents of the Southern states that seceded from the United States in 1861 (originally 7 of them) and set up the Confederate States of America. The Northern states who did not secede considered the Southern states a "rebelling" and so called them rebels. The Southerners did not see themselves a rebels, but as soldiers of a sovereign nation.
Why were patriots consider rebels?
Because the US Patriots were Rebelling against the rule of the English Monarchy. Rebels to the Brits were Patriots to those who supported the American Independance.
People who protest against others actions?
Objectors, dissidents, rebels, disapprovers, demonstrators, or separatists are people who protest against something.
Did Samuel Adams supported the rebels?
Yes
What was the name of the anti Sandinista rebels that were supported by the US in the 1980s?
Contras
Why were the Rebels called Rebels?
They were called "Rebels" because the Confederacy chose to rebel against the Union, and broke away from it.
Are Nazis rebels?
A "rebel" is someone who rebels or fights against his government. In American history, a Rebel was a soldier who fought in the army of the Confederate States during the American Civil War. Maybe you associate Nazi's and rebels because the modern Ku Klux Klan use both the Nazi German symbols and the Rebel flag. That has nothing to do with the Nazis during WW2.
Are all rebels against blacks?
no
The confederacy saw itself as a separate nation. how did the union view the south?
As a rebel against the government. (Apex)
Who was the Battle of Gettysburg against?
Rebels and americans
Person who rebels against the government?
insurgent
did rebels fight with the union army?
The Rebels were the South. They fought against the North, i.e. the Union army.
How many rebels has Australia had?
The answer lies in what you mean by rebels - rebels against what? Many people have rebelled against social evils, injustice, religious intolerance and so on. Over two centuries it would amount to millions. Be specific.
