During the civil war...?

Question

What and where were the Native Americans?? Where they on a certain side or where they treated more as slaves???

Answer 1

They were not treated as slaves.

Type in general howie on google, las Conf. Gen. to surrender.

Answer 2

The Indians were a q****s farse NOT here first.

as they proclaim on rock walls in the west they are clone from bugs not ugs the flute is 3 inches long it is not a flute it is a fluke use in cloning insect to a human image despite their morbid behavior they should never ever be allowed to get to our raptors for morbid religious desecration by associating them to the proud birds the birds are proud the indians are morbid and every one should stop them from even drawing a picture  of them selfs with the birds.

Answer 3

When the war started, most of the soldiers were recalled from the far west, so the tribes were left pretty much on their own.  They knew of the great war in the east, and took advantage of it by attacking or occupying abandoned forts, and staging a few uprisings of their own.  The Sioux Uprising of 1862 in southwestern Minnesota was probably the most notorious.

When the war ended, the Cavalry returned and the balance of power shifted back to the Federal Government.  

Answer 4

the Civil War was great for the Native Americans.

for Four years we ignored them - no genocide.

of course right after the war ended we took all the new weapon technology that came from the conflict and used it on them.

Answer 5

oklahoma, where the wind comes whippin down the plain.

Answer 6

the ones involved in the east were all shifted west before the civil war "the trail of tears" but the ones near some of the fighting and what not supported the South, they wanted the Conferderates to be an ally to them, and the Confederates needing all the help they can get, sided with most native american tribes

Answer 7

Most of them stayed out of it.

Contrary to popular opinion there were too few indigenous people to have made any difference even if they had chosen sides.