Florida in the Civil War

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Florida in the Civil War is a historical exhibit that explores Florida’s political, military, and social roles as a Confederate state during the American Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Civil War exhibit
historical exhibit
museum exhibit
associatedWith Confederate States of America
countryContext United States of America
surface form: United States
coversEvent Florida’s joining the Confederate States of America
Florida’s secession from the United States
coversTheme African American experiences in Civil War–era Florida
Florida in the Civil War self-linksurface differs
surface form: Confederate military operations in Florida

Confederate politics in Florida
Florida’s role in Confederate supply and logistics
Union presence in Florida
blockade and coastal warfare in Florida
economy of Florida during the Civil War
home front in Florida during the Civil War
impact of war on civilians in Florida
postwar memory of the Civil War in Florida
slavery in Florida during the Civil War
educationalPurpose interpretation of Florida’s Civil War history
public history education
focusesOn Florida as a Confederate state
Florida’s military role in the Civil War
Florida’s political role in the Civil War
Florida’s social history during the Civil War
geographicFocus Florida
surface form: State of Florida
hasSubject American Civil War
Florida
language English
medium physical exhibit
subjectType regional Civil War history
timePeriodCovered 1861–1865
warContext American Civil War

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Museum of Florida History hasExhibit Florida in the Civil War
Florida in the Civil War coversTheme Florida in the Civil War self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Confederate military operations in Florida