1. During the American Civil War, Union troops wore blue and Confederate troops wore gray. However, at the beginning of the war, uniforms were not "uniform at all. During the Battle of Bull Run in 1861, some southern units wore blue-a
fact that was partially responsible for the Confederate victory. Think of and describe an imaginary situation in which
wearing the enemy's colors would actually be a disadvantage. Then, explain the value of uniform colors for each side
during a conflict.
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