Why did the native americans support the confederate army in the civil war?
a: they wer...
History, 18.01.2020 12:31, saeedalr366
Why did the native americans support the confederate army in the civil war?
a: they were threatened into serving in the confederate army.
b: they feared that the union would take away their land.
c: they wanted to maintain their ability to use slave labor on their lands.
d: they were promised increased lands by the confederate army.
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