Clara Barton

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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.

The angel of the battlefield's.

Clinton Liberal Institute in New York

No. She was too busy taking care of soldiers and other people in tragic disasters. She pretty much gave up her life to take care of others. She was very poor most of her older because she gave all she could to others. She saw needs and tried to accomplish them.

Yes! She was in Switzerland when she was introduced to the American Red Cross. Clara

Barton persuaded the senators to join with the American Red Cross as she hoped the senators and the rest of America did.

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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

She attended a district school and was sent away to school for a short time. She eventually became a teacher and then attended the Clinton Liberal Institute in New York.

Clara Barton traveled with Union ambulances to care for wounded soldiers on both sides of the war. She created health supply depots and recruited other people to assisit in medical care for the wounded.