n.联盟,同盟,联邦
confederacy的复数

原形：confederacy复数：confederacies

The Confederate States of America was a confederation of 11 Southern states that seceded from the United States during the American Civil War.
美国内战期间，11个南方州组成的邦联是美国的一部分，后来宣布脱离联邦。
The Confederate Army fought against the Union Army during the Civil War, maintaining their own separate government within the larger confederacy.
在内战中，邦联军队与联邦军队对抗，他们在一个更大的联盟内部保持着独立的政府。
The Confederate States had their own currency, known as the Confederate dollar, during their brief existence.
邦联在其短暂存在期间有自己的货币，称为邦联美元。
After the war, the Confederacy was dissolved, and its former territories were re-integrated into the Union.
战后，邦联被解散，其先前的领土重新并入联邦。
The Confederate Constitution established a federal system of government, similar to that of the United States, but with some key differences.
邦联宪法建立了一种类似于美国的联邦政府制度，但也有一些关键区别。
Many Southerners romanticize the Confederacy as a symbol of states' rights and resistance to federal authority, while others view it critically.
许多南方人将邦联浪漫化为州权和反抗联邦权威的象征，而其他人则持批判态度。
The Confederacy faced significant challenges in terms of military strategy, resources, and international recognition during the Civil War.
在内战期间，邦联在军事策略、资源和国际承认方面面临重大挑战。
Robert E. Lee, a prominent Confederate general, is remembered for his leadership during the war, despite the eventual defeat of the confederacy.
罗伯特·李，一位著名的邦联将军，因其在战争中的领导而被铭记，尽管邦联最终失败。
The end of the Civil War marked the end of the Confederate era, and efforts were made to rebuild and reunite the nation.
内战结束标志着邦联时代的终结，国家开始努力重建和统一。
Confederate monuments and symbols still exist in some parts of the United States, sparking debates about their appropriateness in modern society.
邦联的纪念碑和标志在美国某些地区仍然存在，引发了关于它们在现代社会是否合适的大讨论。