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Many people did not want to be drafted because they did not wish to risk their lives to prevent the southern states from seceding from the union. It's perfectly understandable.Probably, because they didn't want to get killed.
If the words "self determination of peoples..." means that individuals in the US were determined to stay out of the war...meaning stay out of the military; yes, their self determination to avoid the military draft (conscription) formed the protests, which formed the nucleus of the anti-war movement, which directly caused the downfall of the US military's morale.
If you mean the Locarno Treaties which was a promise between Germany and the allies to never attack one another, then that was in 1925.
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Under the Draft Act of 1863, it was legal to hire a "substitute" who had not been drafted. A man could also pay $300 (a large sum at the time) to avoid conscription.
Two New Yorkers paid the $300 to avoid the Union's 1863 conscription laws. One was Grover Cleveland and the other was the father of future president Teddy Roosevelt.
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It is called shunning.
In the beginning, there was a lot of heroism and romance about war. The soldiers thought that they were going to be heroes, and were happy and excited to put their names down to be soldiers. So conscription wasn't really needed in the beginning. I'm sure the men who became soldiers at the start didn't really see why they needed conscription; it was kind of like a 'well, who doesn't want to be a hero?' mindset. However, once they began to realise how bad war really was and how dangerous and devastating it was, less and less people kept signing up, so conscription became compulsory. By the time the men knew what they were signing up for and began to try and avoid it, they had no choice whether they wanted to go to war or not. I bet heaps of the soldiers brought in near the end of the war really didn't want to be there...so I guess you could say that in the beginning, they saw no need for it, but by the time they realised what they were getting themselves in for, it was too late and they began to despise conscription. People who didn't go and fight were called conscientious objectors. :-)
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It is called acquiescing or capitulating.
The law that forced people into military service during the Civil War was the Enrollment Act of 1863, also known as the Civil War military draft. It required all male citizens and immigrants to register for conscription to serve in the Union Army if needed. Those drafted could also pay a commutation fee or provide a substitute to avoid service.
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