Did george Custer fight for the north or south in civil war?

George Custer fought for the Union (North) in the American Civil War. He was a cavalry officer in the United States Army and, later, the commander of the 7th Cavalry Regiment, commonly referred to as "Custer's Last Stand." Custer's loyalty to the Union was cemented during his service in the Civil War.

What conflicts arose between the US and American Indians along western frontier?

What events motivated the US to join world war 1?

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The expedition of the early nineteenth century that we can trace today by following its depositions
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In chiaroscuro:Richard Nixon, by Antoine Coppolani
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