Confederate regiments were military units that fought for the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War from 1861 to 1865. These regiments were typically organized by state and consisted of infantry, cavalry, and artillery units. Each regiment usually included around 1,000 soldiers and was commanded by a colonel. The structure of a Confederate regiment included several companies, each made up of about 100 men. Regiments played a crucial role in battles and campaigns, contributing to the overall strategy of the Confederate military. Notable regiments included the 1st Virginia Infantry and the Texas Brigade.