Colors of Confederacy  The United States Civil War was one of
the most influential wars that was fought on the territory of
North America. Between the years of 1861 and 1865 states took
sides and fought for what they believed was the ultimate right.
These two sides were that of the Union and that of the
Confederates. Each side had their own colors to distinguish one
another by. The confederate flag adorned the colors that are
still on the flag today. There was red, white and blue. The
significance of each of these confederate colors has been
discussed many times before but here we have a conclusion as
what these colors and the design of the confederate flag may
mean. Red which has stayed the most predominant color of the
confederacy has represented the fearlessness of the confederacy
itself. The color white in the flag of the confederacy seems
less than any other color but also has a big meaning. White
represents purity, whether along with innocence or religion
white has come to be a color of peace. Blue is