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It was the North that had the problems with the draft. An affluent young man could pay a substitute to do his service for him. This was obviously bad for morale.
But it also didn't help the armies much. Simply - who were these substitutes? Obviously, men who had been too young or too old when the draft was first announced, or men who had been dodging the draft, or men who had already been rejected by the army.
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Problems the NOrth faced in the Civil War?
As in any war, even the victorious side has problems. The North had its share of them and one such problem involved conscription. Prior to the US Civil War the US never had to draft soldiers. In 1863 the US Congress set forth laws allowing the War Department to draft soldiers. This was one year after the South created its own draft laws.
How did the armies recruit people for the civil war?
After the beginning of the US Civil War, each side resorted to making joining their military a voluntary thing to aid their respective sides. Each side appealed to the patriotism of its citizens. As the war grew in size and intensity, draft laws were enacted to bring new soldiers to each side's military forces. Draft laws were first enacted in the South in 1862 and in 1863 draft laws were enacted in the Union. Most soldiers, however, were still volunteers.
What were some of the problems of the South that the civil rights movement helped change?
Jim Crow laws and police-enforced segregation
The burning of draft cards by those who objected to the Vietnam War is an example of civil disobedience because it was an action that?
violated a law that the protesters considered to be unjust. The U.S. government issued draft cards and the destruction of them was illegal, therefore the burning of the cards would have constituted an act of civil disobedience by people who perceived the mandatory draft laws and Vietnam War as unjust. This is the correct answer I saw it on a practice OGT and I had an answer key to use.
Who created civil laws for rome?
the senate usually made civil laws
Problems the NOrth faced in the Civil War?
As in any war, even the victorious side has problems. The North had its share of them and one such problem involved conscription. Prior to the US Civil War the US never had to draft soldiers. In 1863 the US Congress set forth laws allowing the War Department to draft soldiers. This was one year after the South created its own draft laws.
Where did the worst diturbance in protest of the draft laws take place during the civil war?
use your social studies book? that might help you. peace. (:
Explain how the draft laws worked in both the north and the south?
Congress followed with the Union Draft Law of 1863 making every male citizen between twenty and forty-five years. In both the North and the South the principle behind the draft laws was the same.
What did congress pass the first of during the civil war?
Income Tax laws (later ruled unconstitutional; made constitutional through the 16th Amendment in 1916); military "draft" laws (conscription).
Why did both the US and the Confederacy introduce draft laws?
During the US Civil War, both the Confederacy and the Union passed draft laws. They believed that the previous method of relying on volunteers was not providing enough recruits to their military organizations. The South passed their draft law in the Spring of 1862 and the North passed theirs one year later.
How many Union troops entered the US Civil War through the draft laws?
Only 50,000 Union troops were enlisted on the basis of the draft laws. The Union states continued to raise troops who were volunteers.
Why did the north and south have to enact draft laws during the civil war?
Because both sides were running out of troops. The war was turning out much longer and bloodier than most people had guessed.
How did the Americans disagree over the role of federal and state governments before and during the US Civil War?
During the US Civil War, the Northern states were responsible for raising volunteer soldiers for the war. Conflicts erupted when the Union was forced to employ conscription laws to bolster the lagging numbers of volunteers the states were providing. The US, excluding the South's draft laws had never needed to use the draft in US history. This developed into one of the major disagreements among the state officials in the North.
What did the government during the civil war the government on both sides require for the first time?
During the course of the Civil War, recruiting new volunteers was becoming more difficult. In order to keep their forces fully manned, the Confederacy, and later the Union, enacted conscription laws. Never had the Federal Government need to do this and the new Confederate Government was in the same position. In the North, the draft laws were a major cause of civil distress, especially in the North.
What laws did Bismarck pass during his Kulturkampf?
civil marriage
How did the armies recruit people for the civil war?
After the beginning of the US Civil War, each side resorted to making joining their military a voluntary thing to aid their respective sides. Each side appealed to the patriotism of its citizens. As the war grew in size and intensity, draft laws were enacted to bring new soldiers to each side's military forces. Draft laws were first enacted in the South in 1862 and in 1863 draft laws were enacted in the Union. Most soldiers, however, were still volunteers.
What reform was not passed during Wilson's presidency?
strengthened civil rights laws
