Question

how many latinos and hispanics participated in the civil war?
more than 20,000
more than 10,000
more than 5,000
more than 50,000
9 multiple choice 1 point
what was the 39th new york infantry also known as?
the lincoln brigade
the liberty legion
the garibaldi guard
the freedom fighters
10 multiple choice 1 point
why did some tejanos support the confederacy during the civil war?
they believed in states’ rights similart to the confederacy policies
they were forced to join the confederate army

Explanation:

Question 1 (How many Latinos and Hispanics participated in the Civil War?)

Historical records indicate that more than 50,000 Latinos and Hispanics participated in the American Civil War.

The 39th New York Infantry was also known as the Garibaldi Guard, named after the Italian revolutionary Giuseppe Garibaldi, reflecting the ethnic composition and inspiration of the regiment.

Some Tejanos supported the Confederacy because they shared the Confederacy's stance on states' rights (the belief that states should have more autonomy from the federal government), which aligned with their own views on local governance and autonomy in Texas.

Answer:

More than 50,000

Question 2 (What was the 39th New York infantry also known as?)