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What is an adjective for someone who is rich?
An adjective for someone who is rich could be wealthy.
How much did the wealthy pay to avoid the draft in the Civil War?
The wealthy were often not drafted, but if one was drafted he could usually bribe an official with a drink and some money. The cost to hire a substitute was as much as $1000 (an enormous sum at a time when $500 was the average annual income). However, with the flat fee set at $300 for exemption from a single draft call, a substitute could have been cheaper in the long run.
Why would you hurt someone you care about?
because they can anoy you or you could be play fighting
Wealthy patrons could by candles made of what?
someone plz give me an answer because its not plastic
Were African Americans permitted to fight in the Union Army and how were the wealthy draftees able to avoid the war?
Yes, blacks were accepted into the Union army and fought with distinction. A man who had been drafted could get out of it by hiring a substitute. He had to find someone willing to take his place and pay him a substantial bonus to enlist. I seem to remember that the bonus was $100.00 but I could be wrong. Michael Montagne
Why did small southern farmers resent the confederacy's draft law?
Because wealthy southern males could pay to have a substitute to take their place in the army. Whereas, small southern farmers could not afford the luxury of escaping military service.
What two ways could person in the north avoid the draft in the civil war?
During the Civil War, individuals in the North could avoid the draft by paying a commutation fee, which allowed them to buy their way out of service for $300. Alternatively, they could find a substitute to serve in their place, effectively hiring someone else to fulfill their military obligation. These options were often criticized as favoring the wealthy, as they could afford to avoid conscription while poorer individuals had to serve.
How do you make sentence with wealthy?
"i am very wealthy!" that could be your sentence. (you do not have to be wealthy to make this sentence up because it really doesnt matter if you are or arent wealthy)
How could someone in the south get out of fighting in the civil war?
Only if they were under 18 or over 35 - subject to very few exemptions.
Who is someone who takes over temporarily for the regular person?
Someone who takes over temporarily for the regular person is often referred to as a "substitute." This could be a substitute teacher who fills in for a regular teacher during their absence, or a temporary worker who covers for an employee on leave. Their role is to ensure continuity and maintain operations until the regular person returns.
How do you punch someone in the face without getting in trouble?
You don't. Hitting someone is a battery and it is against the law. So unless you are fighting in a ring under rules, you could be in real trouble.
Did Medieval children go to school?
Every boy could but mostly the wealthy children went. girls from wealthy families could also go
