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When did the confederate congress pass a draft law?

The confederates didn't pass the draft law, it was the Union


Why did the union and confederate governments pass draft laws?

Because the early volunteers had only engaged for short terms, and the armies needed reinforcing.


Why did both the Union and Confederate governments pass draft laws?

the Union and Confederacy institute drafts because men 18-35 had to serve for 3 yrs, later 17-50, and if he couldnt afford it, he would have to hire a substitute, to serve for him. then later if a man had 20+ slaves, he did not have to serve. hope this helps ?


Why did the union government pass draft laws?

Because they found that the war was lasting much longer than expected, casualties were mounting, and they simply needed more men.


Why did state governors in the South oppose the Confederate government during the US Civil War?

There was one particular issue that caused friction between Confederate President Jefferson Davis. That issue was the Confederate draft. It needs to be remembered that on both sides of the war, state governors were responsible for recruiting volunteers. When the South was forced to pass draft laws in 1862, some Southern governors believed it was unconstitutional.


When did the Confederate conscription laws begin?

On April 9, 1862, Confederate President Jefferson Davis requested the Confederate Senate to pass the first conscription laws. This action troubled the a number of states with strong states rights views.


Why did the governments of the north and south pass laws creating the draft?

Because they both needed men in a hurry.


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Why did riots break out in northern cities in 1863?

While Northerners were renewed in their belief that the war would soon end, the largest riots in American history broke out in New York City. The riots were in response to the the implementation of the Union's conscription laws in March of 1863. The riots began in this Democrat controlled city on July 13, 1863. Many believed the Union's draft laws were unfair. Here is some background on the insurrection: A. Many Democrats in the North opposed the Union's incursions on the Constitutional rights of Union citizens. President Lincoln had suspended many rights on the basis that in wartime exceptional steps were needed to win the war; B. The draft was due to the fact that voluntary Northern enlistments were waning and to maintain the military strength of the Union a draft was required; C. The draft laws were seen as totally inconsistent with American values in that a person could escape the draft by giving the Union a $300 exemption pass; D. The other way for Northerners to avoid the draft was to find another person to take the draftee's place; E. Irish Catholic immigrants in New York City could not afford the $300; and F. The draft riots were crushed by Lincoln who sent 20,000 Union troops from Gettysburg to quell the rioters with gunfire.


When did the North pass the Draft Laws?

A bunch of people that wanted to attack Germany so hitler came destroyed the jews and murdered people...


When did the south pass a draft law?

The South passed a draft law in 1862. Those selected through the draft were required to serve for 3 years.


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).