Ever wonder how the American Red Cross got started? Well, Clara Barton had a little to do with the start of the Red Cross. All it took was the skills of being a nurse and the courage to do it.
Born in Massachusetts on December 25, 1821 [History.com] was Clara Barton. Clara grew up with a dad that happened to be a captain in the war. Since her dad was a captain, he had to know all about geography and he had taught Clara a few things. Clara also picked up a few facts about the battlefield.
As Clara started to get older, she wanted to become a nurse, so she did. She had become a nurse of the American Civil War, thanks to her dad's help of learning geography. Later in Clara’s career, she went to Europe to help with the International
Born in Massachusetts on December 25, 1821 [History.com] was Clara Barton. Clara grew up with a dad that happened to be a captain in the war. Since her dad was a captain, he had to know all about geography and he had taught Clara a few things. Clara also picked up a few facts about the battlefield.
As Clara started to get older, she wanted to become a nurse, so she did. She had become a nurse of the American Civil War, thanks to her dad's help of learning geography. Later in Clara’s career, she went to Europe to help with the International