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After the US Civil War the now embattled CSA battle flag showed up on some southern state flags. Is there another example of a group losing a civil war and getting to continue to use flags of the failed rebellion in the government ?

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Has there ever been a war that was purely waged because of religion?

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Why were the Spanish not destroyed by pathogens native to the Americas?

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After the US Civil War the now embattled CSA battle flag showed up on some southern state flags. Is there another example of a group losing a civil war and getting to continue to use flags of the failed rebellion in the government ?	0	AskHistorians
Has there ever been a war that was purely waged because of religion?	0	AskHistorians
Why were the Spanish not destroyed by pathogens native to the Americas?	0	AskHistorians