Compared to rebels in the rest of world history's civil wars, the rebels of the defeated Confederacy were treated very harshly.

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After the American Civil War, the leaders and soldiers of the Confederacy were largely pardoned, and harsh punishments were rare. Reconstruction efforts focused more on rebuilding the South and integrating it back into the Union rather than punitive measures against former Confederates.

Compared to Rebels in the Rest of World History's Civil