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6 November, 15:38

Why did Chief John Ross decide to join the Confederacy?

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    Although the Cherokee Nation was torn apart politically after the fight over the removal treaty, Ross clung to the reins of power. When the Civil War (1861-65) began, Ross initially sided with the Confederacy but soon switched to the Union position.
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