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Was Missouri on the confederate flag?
Eventhough Missouri allowed slavery they did not secede or leave the Union. So no Missouri was not on the Confederate flag
How did the union states and the confederate States differ?
it was war
How did the union and confederate plans for victory differ?
The Union wanted to track down General Lee and force him to surrender.The Confederacy wanted to capture the Union Capitol of Washington D.C., capture President Lincoln, try him for war crimes, and re-confederate the states into a new union.
How did union and confederate plans for victory differ?
The Union wanted to track down General Lee and force him to surrender.The Confederacy wanted to capture the Union Capitol of Washington D.C., capture President Lincoln, try him for war crimes, and re-confederate the states into a new union.
What is the flag of confederate?
The rebel flag the flag of the south.
Was Missouri on the confederate flag?
Eventhough Missouri allowed slavery they did not secede or leave the Union. So no Missouri was not on the Confederate flag
How did the union states and the confederate States differ?
it was war
How are the headstones of Confederate soldiers different from Union soldiers at Arlington?
Csa and flag
What did the union flag look like at Gettysburg how many stars?
35. The stars of the Confederate States that seceded from the union were not removed from the flag because the Federal Government didn't recognize the legality of the secession and would not acknowledge it with the removal of the stars from the flag.
What were the flags the Civil War?
the flags during the civil war were union and the confederate flagsthe flags during the civil war were union and the confederate flags
How did the union and confederate plans for victory differ?
The Union wanted to track down General Lee and force him to surrender.The Confederacy wanted to capture the Union Capitol of Washington D.C., capture President Lincoln, try him for war crimes, and re-confederate the states into a new union.
How did union and confederate plans for victory differ?
The Union wanted to track down General Lee and force him to surrender.The Confederacy wanted to capture the Union Capitol of Washington D.C., capture President Lincoln, try him for war crimes, and re-confederate the states into a new union.
Was Jefferson Davis union or confederacy?
Confederate... hence the flag and its controversies http:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Civil_War read up and educate yourself.
When did someone change the confederate flag to the US flag like the 'stars and bars'?
When the Confederate States was formed, a committee was formed and a design was chosen which featured seven stars in a blue union with three bars--two of red between a white one. This was known as the Stars and Bars. In the heat and dust of battle, the Stars and Bars looked too much like the Union's Stars and Stripes and the Confederate Congress adopted a new flag with a union featuring the square battle flag of the Army of northern Virginia and a white field. This white field looked too much like a flag of surrender so a new flag was designed which added a red bar to the white field.
Was south still considered Americans after they seceded in the civil war?
No, they were known as the Confederate Union. They had a whole different flag as well.
What events and actions caused the conflict between Barbara Frietchie and the Confederate soldiers?
The conflict between Barbara Frietchie and the Confederate soldiers arose during the Civil War when General Stonewall Jackson's troops marched through Frederick, Maryland. Frietchie, a staunch Union supporter, defiantly displayed the Union flag from her window, which angered the Confederate soldiers. In a symbolic act of defiance, she challenged them to shoot her rather than desecrate the flag, highlighting her commitment to the Union cause. This encounter embodies the tension between loyalty to the Union and the Confederate invasion of Northern territories.
What is the flag of confederate?
The rebel flag the flag of the south.
