Clara Barton was One of the only female nurses to work at the battle front. Clara Barton was also the creator of the red cross.
she was a school teacher before the civil war and she was one of the first women to work in a federal office.
Clara Barton started her work when she was 11 years old in 1832
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Clara Barton's parents were Stephen Barton and Sarah Barton. Stephen Barton was a farmer and horse breeder, while Sarah Barton was a homemaker and a compassionate caregiver. Clara Barton's upbringing in a caring and nurturing environment influenced her later work as a nurse and humanitarian.
Throughout Clara Barton's whole life, she has made a difference. She has made a difference in the American Red Cross. She has also made a difference in the way people get treatment. People fighting in the Civil War weren't cared for enough and Clara Barton changed the way people nursed the sick and injured. Clara Barton has made a difference thourought her lifetime.
Clara barton was born in December 25 1821 Clara Barton founded the American Red Cross foundation. She also became a teacher at the age of seventeen and founded her own school which she wasn't elected to teach in. The board of directors hired a man instead of her. Clara Barton then thought that she should be paid as much as any man should for the same amount of work. Although many today think she has the right idea, it is still a problem of uneven salaries in today's society. her nickname in the civil war was the angel of the battlefield she founded the American red cross
yes very well
Clara Barton contracted pneumonia in 1888. At the time, she was recovering from the physical and emotional toll of her work during the Civil War and her efforts to establish the American Red Cross. The illness left her bedridden for several months, affecting her health significantly. Despite this setback, she continued her humanitarian work after her recovery.
American poet Walt Whitman and Clara Barton met shortly after the US Civil War Battle of Fredericksburg. They both did volunteer work to help wounded soldiers. Also, they both had jobs with the US government. Whitman was a copyist, Barton a copyist at the US Parent Office.
She was a teacher at 17 and she worked at the Red Cross.
as a teacher and at the red cross society