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Were drummer boys paid in the civil war?
Yes. In the Union Army, for most of the war, the pay was $12 per month. A drummer (or bugler, or fifer) was a full fledged member of his military unit, entitled to uniform, rations, pay and other benefits.
Why did boys want to join the army with the union and confederate?
To fight for what they believed in.
Civil War drummer boy?
Civil war drummer boys were very important. They sent signals with their drums. With out the drummer boys the soldiers would have a harder time figuring out what a higher ranked officer needed them to do? Anything else you need? -A
What age were drummer boys?
Drummer boys normally were 7 or 8.
What did a confederate drummer boy do?
A Confederate drummer boy played a crucial role in the Civil War by maintaining communication and boosting morale among troops. They used their drums to signal commands during battles and marches, helping to coordinate movements and convey messages. Often very young, these boys were not combatants but served in support roles, contributing to the overall functioning of the army. Their presence added a sense of rhythm and unity to the soldiers' experience.
What was the drummer boys in the civil war?
the drummer boys were the ones who gave the emotion during the battle.
When was Two Little Drummer Boys created?
Two Little Drummer Boys was created in 1928.
Confederate army defeats a union army?
no the Union army defeats the confederate army
What roles did the drummer boys play in the civil war?
Drummer boys were used to send messages to the soilders.
What did the confederate army have over the union army?
The confederate army had better generals
What did most young boys do in Civil War?
Since both armies needed people, young boys were drafted,(forced to join) the army, most of which were put to work as drummer boys or they held the flags for their country.
Did drummer boys of the civil war carry weapons?
No, drummer boys of the civil war did not carry weapons. All they did is drum.
