Under various conscription (draft) acts during the Civil War, the Union army drafted men ages 18-35 years old. They report that initially the Confederate army passed conscription laws to draft men ages 18-35, but later expanded the range to include men up to 45 years old, and then in 1864, expanded the age range from 17 to 50 years old.
No, dynamite could not have been used in the US Civil War. Dynamite was not invented until 1866, or patented until 1867. The Civil War was over by May of 1865.
Yes. Some as young as 9 have been written about. They usually would have come along with their father when he enlisted.
No. She was born in Missouri in 1852 and would have been too young.
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Maybe, but it had already been postponed multiple times.
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The average age of a soldier in the Civil War was approximately 26 years old. However, soldiers could range in age from as young as 13 to as old as their 60s.
the war was about them. had there been no slaves, there wouldn't have been a civil war.
He was just a boy, too young to be involved in the Civil War.
If it is an armed conflict, it is called a civil war. If it has not been reduced to organized violence, it could be a riot, or merely politics.
No.However, it has been described as the first modernwar.One could argue that the first war the America was involved as a unified country was the Revolutionary war.
yes you had to be 16