Florida was a Confederate state during the Civil War. About 14,000 men from Florida joined the Confederate Army in 11 regiments of infantry and 2 regiments of cavalry. About 2,000 Floridians joined the Union Army. Florida presented a real problem to the Union Navy because of its long coastline. The major port cities were all blockaded or occupied, but it was not possible to control shipments out of every inlet and bay. Florida shipped salt, beef, and a variety of other goods to Confederate forces. Over 5,000 Florida men died in the Confederate Army.
Some Floridians refused to serve the military of either side, even after the Confederate States issued a draft order requiring all men age 18 and up to join. A large number of draft-age men hid out in Indian villages or swamps.
The largest battle in Florida was the Battle of Olustee in 1864. It was a Confederate victory.
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Florida gave the states of the Confederacy some cash to help purchase necessities of war.
Florida is a confederate state.
they were on the southern side
no they were created after the civil war and they did help them
What invention helped to contribute to the start of the civil war and how did it help contribute to
Florida gave the states of the Confederacy some cash to help purchase necessities of war.
Florida contributed goods and troops to the Civil War. About 5000 troops from Florida joined the Confederacy in the Civil War.
Florida wanted the south to win the US Civil War.
Florida is a confederate state.
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they were on the southern side
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In the civil war it became a military state.
Yes. Civil War battles were fought in all 11 Confederate states.