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Yes, it was very hard to fight in the Civil War, and roughly half a million people died in that war.
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How many solders were in the union during the civil war?
2344
How the civil war affected soldiers?
it did not affect any solders
What did the solders eat in the civil war?
they eat had bread and soup
What kind of injures did civil solders have during the civil war?
Bullet wounds, which could get infected.
What did afraican American solders get paid after the civil war?
they were paid £10000,0000,00000000,000.
How did the end of the civil war have a negative impact on the south?
At the end of the Civil War, the infrastructure of the South had been destroyed. The newly enfranchised former slaves did not understand the political structure. The former Confederate Solders were disenfranchised but were well trained in the techniques of war. They were willing to use military techniques against their former slaves. Northern Solders were housed in southern homes. These solders were from the dregs of society. When they left the houses, they abandoned the children they had fathered. That caused hard feelings. The desire of congress to punish confederate solders caused chaos in the South.
What diseases did many solders die from in the civil war?
They mostly died from infections.
Did civil war solders ever drink tea?
Yes, they did, but coffee was used more.
How many black solders were in the north during the civil war?
Between 180,000 and 200,000 black soldiers served in the Union Army during the Civil War.
Did union or confederate have slaves in the civil war?
No, the confederate had no slaves, but the union did have African American solders.
How did Minnesota help during the civil war?
By sending stuff to the solders like food and other supplies.
What solders did Ulysses S. Grant led?
Grant was the commander of the Union (i.e. United States) army during the Civil War.
