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C. raided homesteads, supply depots, and traveling wagons.
During the American Civil War, American Indian renegades who had no allegiance to the Union or the Confederacy often engaged in raiding activities. They would target homesteads, supply depots, and traveling wagons to disrupt the war efforts and acquire resources. This behavior was a way for these renegades to assert their independence and take advantage of the chaotic circumstances of the war.
