What two groups of people faced sever consequence's for staying loyal to the Union (United States?)


Mexican's and Germans


French and Turkish


Cubans and Russians


Germans and Italians

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Answered by Hamster0553 | 2024-10-14

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Answered by maricelmaliticserran | 2024-10-14

Americans of Mexican descent and Americans of German descent faced severe consequences for staying loyal to the Union during the U.S. Civil War. Many Mexicans living in the American Southwest, including what is now Texas, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and other states, experienced persecution, violence, and discrimination during the war. Similarly, many German Americans, who were a large and influential group in the United States at the time, faced suspicion and discrimination due to their ethnic and cultural ties to Germany, the Confederacy's ally in the war.

Answered by dddd2022 | 2025-03-28