Confederate States of America

Confederate spies often wore civilian clothing to blend in with the general population and avoid detection. This typically included items like hats, coats, and trousers that were common in the era, allowing them to move freely and gather intelligence without raising suspicion. Sometimes, they might don uniforms of the opposing side to infiltrate Union camps. The goal was always to maintain a low profile while conducting their covert operations.

You haven't provided nearly enough information. Your best option would be to take the note to a dealer specializing in banknotes and/or civil war memorabilia.

Texas was the seventh state to join the Confederate States which they did by popular vote.

The first Capitol was in Montgomery,Alabama. When Virginia seceded the Capitol was moved to Richmond by Confederate President Jefferson Davis, and remained there through the rest of the war.

The motto of Confederate States of America is 'Under God, our Vindicator'.

The confederacy would not use slaves as soldiers because they were afraid they would defect to the north. So they were made to dig trenches and the like during the war.

No, he was a senator from Illinois.

The idea of having slaves serve in the Confederate military as soldiers had been a topic in the South as early as 1863. I March of 1865, the Confederate Congress authorized the recruitment of slaves to serve as soldiers.

A Confederation is a government in which the individual states have greater power than the central government, thus the Confederate States wanted to be opposite of the US government where the central government was obtaining more power over the individual states.

CSS Palmetto State ended on 1865-02-18.

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The Southern state of Florida was the second US state to secede, not the third one. Before the bombardment of the Federal Fort Sumter in Charles harbor in April of 1861, seven states were part of the secession. Four others joined after the fall of Fort Sumter.

There was no official animal of the Confederate States of America; however, one could guess that, had the nation gained its independence, it might have been an alligator, black bear, or any native species of the South.

The major deficiency of the Confederacy was the lack of a powerful navy. While the Union's navy was small at the beginning of the US Civil War, their safe ports allowed them to build a fleet of warships that were an overwhelming force in the war. The South was only able to buy a small number of fast "raiders" and a small fleet of river gunboats

Since its a copy, its pretty much worthless to a collector. It might be worth a buck or two as a curiosity to a non-collector though, just make sure that they know its a copy when you sell it!

NO! Absolutely not.

During the American Civil War, the Confederacy enjoyed a number of resources that contributed to their war effort. One of the most prominent was a large pool of labor (their slave population) that could be utilized for building defense-works, among other support services. Another prominent resource was the significant number of well-trained, experienced officers in their army, which would directly impact the outcome of numerous battles, especially early in the war.

Until 1864 the Confederacy placed no restrictions on privateers that were running through the Union blockades. It finally took steps to regulate the privateers by restricting their cargo space. The new laws required that one half of the cargo space in privateers be reserved for Confederate government supplies. The other 50% could be used for any purpose. Being that the case, the other half of cargo space was devoted to the very profitable cargoes of luxury items such as perfumes.

No. The southern states were re-admitted to the Union after the Civil War. __________ I believe the southern states were never considered outside of the union by the US.

Confederate States of America ended in 1865.

Depending on the condition, it can be worth up to $275. However the monatary value is worthless....

In September of 1862 the artillery of the Army of Northern Virginia presented a in several ways a problem. Both sides in the US Civil War knew the value of good artillery. On observation, the Confederates were knee deep in artillery. It consisted of three hundred cannon within seventy four batteries. This was a major strength for the Southern forces in September, 1862. The problem was that there were inconsistencies regarding the quality of the units. Since the Confederacy had not been able to develop major heavy industry to produce weapons such as cannons, the artillery was of many types. Some old, some new, Also, cannon from Great Britain that had bypassed the Union blockade. In the midst of all the activity that was in process in 1862, Robert E. Lee was never able to properly reorganize his artillery to the standards he wanted.

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What was surprising about the Fall 1863 Confederate Congress elections was that two thirds of the new representatives had been against secession in 1861. There was, however, no direct effect of this seen in the manner in which the Southern military operated. There was no call for any type of "surrender". It was an indication that the South had never been united in secession. With that said, it cannot be forgotten that Robert E. Lee was not in favor of secession, yet he fought as boldly as any general could.

CSS Acadia ended in 1919-03.