John Brown was an ardent abolitionist who opposed slavery and fought for its eradication. He was not aligned with either the Union or the Confederacy in the traditional sense, as his primary focus was on ending slavery rather than supporting either side in the Civil War. His actions, including the raid on Harpers Ferry in 1859, were aimed at inciting a slave uprising and promoting the abolitionist cause. Brown's radical approach ultimately made him a martyr for the abolitionist movement.
The Union
There were only approximately 80 people on the union side and 500 on the confederacy
The Union fought on the side of the north under Abe Lincoln. The South was the Confederacy aka The Confederate States of America.
North - he was a fanatical Abolitionist
Yes, the Union refers to the northern states during the American Civil War, which opposed the Confederacy (the southern states). The Union was established to preserve the United States as a single nation, and it sought to end slavery and maintain federal authority over the states.
The union- He was an abolitionist.
She was with the Union.
The Union.
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The Union had greater financial resources
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the Union and Confederacy which were the north and south.
He fought on the Confederacy side.
The side that John Bell Hood fought for was the Confederacy.