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In Across Five Aprils what ever happened to John and Bill?

In "Across Five Aprils," Bill goes off to fight for the Confederacy and dies in battle. John survives the war and returns home to tend to his family's farm.


In the book Across five aprils why does bill fight for the south?

Because he feels like the north is being ignorant by fighting the south who can't help themselves


What was the role of women in Across Five Aprils?

In "Across Five Aprils," women played important roles on the homefront during the Civil War. They managed households, farms, and businesses in the absence of male family members who were away at war. They were also instrumental in providing emotional support and maintaining morale for their loved ones fighting in the conflict.


What side did braxtron bragg fight in the civil war?

Confederates.


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Confederates.


Who did the Yankees fight in the American Civil War?

The Confederates (South)


Why weren't blacks allowed to fight in the union army?

They WERE alowed to fight, thats why the Confederates were so out-numbered.


Which of the following did confederates believe?

Northers would fight a long time


Who won the fight between the north and south at wilsons creek?

The Confederates.


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What side did NC fight for in the civil war?

they fought on the side of the south or confederates


Where is the irony in across five aprils?

"My heart ain't in this war; I've told you that. And while I say that the right ain't all on the side of the North, I know jest as well that it ain't all on the side of the South either. But if I hev to fight, I reckon it will be fer the South either."(ch.3, pg.44-45) This is ironic because, why would Bill go fight with the south if his family is with the north?