the majority of the civil war was fought in the south.
the majority of the civil war was fought in the south.
where was the majority of the civil war fought?
the south
hispanics in the american civil war fought on both the union and confederate sides of the conflict. not all the hispanics who fought in the american civil war were "hispanic-americans", in other words citizens of the united states. many of them were spanish subjects or nationals from countries in the caribbean, central and south america. some were born in a us territory and therefore did not have the right to us citizenship. it is estimated that approximately 3,500 hispanics, mostly mexican-americans, puerto ricans and cubans (puerto rico and cuba were spanish colonies) living in the united states joined the war: 2,500 for the confederacy and 1,000 for the union. this number increased to 10,000 by the end of the war.
hispanics in the american civil war
dominican civil war (disambiguation)









































the dominican civil war (1965) started when supporters of former president juan bosch overthrew acting president donald reid cabral.









































dominican civil war may also refer to:









































bullet::::- six years' war (1868–74), a civil war fought between irregulars and the regular dominican army loyal to president buenaventura báez









































bullet::::- dominican civil war (1911–12), a civil war between the government led by eladio victoria and rebel forces led by horacio vásquez









































bullet::::- dominican civil war (1914), a civil war that began when general desiderio arias led a rebellion against the government in la vega and santiago
dominican civil war (disambiguation)