Clara Barton

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Clara Barton is known for her pioneering work in humanitarian aid and for founding the American Red Cross. She played a crucial role in providing aid to soldiers during the American Civil War and later led relief efforts in several natural disasters. Barton's philanthropic efforts and role in establishing the Red Cross have had a lasting impact on emergency relief and healthcare in America and around the world.

There is limited information available about Captain Stephen Barton. It is possible that you are referring to Barton Stone, a prominent leader in the early 19th-century Restoration Movement, which sought to unify various Christian groups. Barton Stone played a key role in the formation of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) denomination.

Clara Barton did not attend college. However, she did receive education at home and by attending private schools.

Many wounded and ill soldiers died on the long journey to the hospital. Clara Barton thought that they should be nursed on the battlefield. It was a while before they gave her permission because they thought that the battlefield was no place for a woman, but they finally took in her idea and gave her permission.happy

Yes, Elizabeth Blackwell and Clara Barton were contemporaries and knew of each other. While they did not have a close personal relationship, they both played significant roles in the medical field during the 19th century. Blackwell was the first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States, and Barton was a pioneering nurse and founder of the American Red Cross.

No she never got maried or had any children she had her nieces and nephews but no children

Clara Barton had many jobs throughout her life. She was a teacher a nurse a lecturer a writer and a humanitarian. Her most famous job was as the founder and first president of the American Red Cross. After serving as a nurse during the Civil War she dedicated her life to providing aid and assistance to those in need.

• Teacher
• Nurse
• Lecturer
• Writer
• Humanitarian
• Founder and first president of the American Red Cross

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she was a nurse of the civil war who started the american red cross...

The American Red Cross.

Some of her hobbies were helping people and teaching.

Clara Barton was against slavery and was a strong opponent of it. She is known for being the founder of the American Red Cross.

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The nurse who founded the American Red Cross, Clara Barton, had brown hair. She was born in December of 1821.

Clara Barton was a nurse for the civil war she set up hospitals near the battlefields, and helped the wounded soldiers. soon she was know as the Angel of the battlefield. Clara returned to the united states and started the American red cross.

The red cross was made by a Swiss gentleman who sawmany people die in a war and made the red cross.

In Clara's early adulthood she went to Liberal Institute college, then became a teacher in multiple school and private lessons. Later on in life one of Clara's friend, Dewitt advised her to be a U.S. Patent Office, after some difficulty she was send to nurse in battles.

Yes! She had four. Two brothers and two sisters. David, Stephen, Sally and Dorothy.

Clara Barton is called the angel of the battlefield for many different reasons. She helped soldiers at the front line of battle. She also wrote letters to the family and friends of injured or sick soldiers informing them on their loved one's condition. Clara was also the first one to go to the front lines because she was brave and was not afraid to help others, even if it meant putting her own life on the line. In this way she was like an angel to the soldiers, on the battlefield and off.

To let peole know that no matter what happens,the life wil live on in glory

Clara helped aroung 1000 soldiers during the civil war but many that she tried to help died

Because both of her sisters, Sally and Dorothy, were teachers and she thought she might as well try it. She ended up loving it. She had to stop though, because she lost her voice from speaking to much.