10/month
Yes he did. This was an issue of the republican party and Harrison voted along party lines for healthy pensions for Civil War veterans and widows of fallen soldiers.
After the Civil War, federal government pensions were primarily granted to Union veterans who served in the military, as well as their widows and orphans. This included soldiers who were disabled due to their service, providing them with financial support. Additionally, certain civilian employees of the federal government could also qualify for pensions based on their service. The pension system expanded significantly during this time to accommodate the needs of those who had served.
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Pretty much none. With the onset of the civil war the corps was divided like the rest of the nation. Much of the marine corp's leadership was in the South so the corps fell into disarray and never fought in the civil war with any organized units.
He didnt have too much to say after the war, because he was assassinated right around the end of the war.
they were paid in gold
Yes he did. This was an issue of the republican party and Harrison voted along party lines for healthy pensions for Civil War veterans and widows of fallen soldiers.
There are no living vets and the last widow died last year.
The pensions were originally only for those who had war-related disabilities. But under the Dependent Pension Act of 1890, non-war disabilities were also included, and benefits for the widows and dependents of veterans. There were many fraudulent claims under both the original and amended plans, so that the total amount of the monthly pensions rapidly became enormous. (Much as Social Security would become an onerous financial burden a century later.)
A pension is money given after serving in the military. This caused problems because after the fighting no one really had any money to give. Saying the treasury had not much money to spare for the war veterans.
After the Civil War, federal government pensions were primarily granted to Union veterans who served in the military, as well as their widows and orphans. This included soldiers who were disabled due to their service, providing them with financial support. Additionally, certain civilian employees of the federal government could also qualify for pensions based on their service. The pension system expanded significantly during this time to accommodate the needs of those who had served.
It is worth as much as a buyer is willing to pay for it!
Charles J. Murphy has written: 'Reminiscences of the Mexican and civil wars' -- subject(s): History, Mexican War, 1846-1848, Military pensions, Personal narratives, United States Civil War, 1861-1865
i never knew there was coal in the civil war
California is on the west coast and was not a part of the civil war.
The American Civil War cost an estimated $6.19 billion in direct costs, which is equivalent to over $130 billion in today's dollars. This includes military expenses, pensions for veterans, and infrastructure damage. The economic impact of the war was also significant, with the loss of life, destruction of property, and disruption of trade and agriculture in the South.
Yes, we do know alot about the civil war. It is one of the wars that we pretty much know everything about!