When meeting with federal representatives in Washington after the Civil War, the Cherokee, Seminole, and Creek sent two delegations to represent __________.

During the Civil War, members of the Cherokee, Seminole, and Creek nations had taken opposing sides: some supported the Union, while others supported the Confederacy. After the war, both sides sent representatives to negotiate with the federal government, so the delegations represented Union and Confederate factions.

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