Cabinet of the Confederate States of America Congress, its membership was undistinguished—a contrast with Lincoln's Cabinet, which included highly talented men. Confederate President Jefferson Davis made many of his initial selections to the Cabinet on the basis of political considerations; his choices "Were dictated by the need to assure the various states that their interests were being represented in the government." Moreover, most Confederate talent went into the military rather than the government, and the cabinet suffered from frequent turnover and reshuffling. Sixteen different men serving as one of six Cabinet officers during the four years of the Confederacy's existence. The most talented—but also the most unpopular—member
C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America deleted from the film's final cut, including several for the Confederate States Air Force and a children's show, "Uncle Tom and Friends", which features various classic cartoons: Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks, and Yogi Bear, Also shown is a slave auction held online, with the Internet replacing the traditional slave market. At the film's end, titles note that parts of the alternate timeline are based on real history and that some of the racist products depicted did actually exist, citing Uncle Ben's and Aunt Jemima as examples. In 1861, the southern, slave-owning states of the United States of America