missouri fought for the confederacy in the civil war.
missouri fought for the confederacy in the civil war.
who did missouri fight for in the civil war?
the confederacy
this is a list of missouri confederate civil war units, or military units from the state of missouri which fought for the confederacy in the american civil war. a border state with both southern and northern influences, missouri attempted to remain neutral when the war began. however, this was unacceptable to the federal government, and union military forces moved against the capital to arrest the legislature and the governor. governor claiborne jackson called out the missouri state guard to resist. union forces under gen. nathaniel lyon seized the state capital, and a minority of pro-union members of the legislature declared the governor removed from office. they appointed a pro-union governor, and the federal government recognized him even though he had not been elected. this resulted in a civil war within the state, as missourians divided and joined both the union and confederate armies. missouri sent representatives to the united states congress and the confederate states congress, and was represented by a star on both flags.
list of missouri confederate civil war units
waterfalls, harare









































waterfalls is the name of a low density residential suburb in the south of harare, zimbabwe. the neighbourhoods within waterfalls are derbyshire, grobbie park, houghton park, induna park, midlands, mainway meadows, malvern (named after godfrey huggins), parktown, uplands and shortstone . it is bordered by highfield, glen norah, hatfield, mbare, prospect park and ardbennie. the suburb was named after the rapids on the mukuvisi river which flows through the houghton park-parktown areas. administratively, waterfalls, along with hatfield, caters for local council services of prospect. 









































waterfalls has a light industries section that includes transport and chemical production.
waterfalls, harare