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    events, and offer a variety of viewpoints. The Civil War museum at Historic Tredegar showcased the two sides that divided and united the United States—the Union and Confederacy, but another side historically neglected, the slaves, and to a lesser extent, women and children. This is shown in the polished and methodical approach the curator uses for the viewers. Two timelines, each displayed on both sides of the path reinforced understanding of the War, with the one on the left opening up to…

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    Speech On Andersonville

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    national park i saw The Camp Sumter military prison at Andersonville. ( It was one of the largest Confederate military prisons during the Civil War. During the 14 months the prison existed, more than 45,000 Union soldiers were confined here. Of these, almost 13,000 died here. Today, Andersonville National Historic Site is a memorial to all American prisoners of war throughout the nation's history. ) google and https://www.nps.gov/ande/ In the andersonville park you can go and look at the…

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    I was never one for history, but this book made it digestible to say the least. The Rebels by John Jakes was truly rich not only in its denotation but its connotation as well. In reading this novel, I could not help but to be overcome with emotion as I empathized for the main character, Philip Kent, as he pursued his physical and emotional journey beyond the depths of hardship to preserver as a true patriot. The story starts on June 17, 1775, at the Battle of Bunker Hill, in which Philip Kent…

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    men went to war. Little did they know women were out in battlefield also. Women wanted to be in the war so badly, they would dress as men, bondage up their breast if they had any, cut their hair, and change their names. The books, Liar Temptress, Soldier, Spy: Four Women Under Cover in The Civil War, by Karen Abbott, and They fought like demons: Women soldiers in the American civil war, by Deanne Blanton and Lauren M. Coor, describes what the women did while undercover in the civil war. In…

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    Spies In The Civil War

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    United States engaged in a civil war. The war started all over some disagreements between the free and slave states. It helped determine what kind of nation they would be. The Civil War was the first total war, meaning it not only inflicted on soldiers, but civilians, land, and cities. This impacted the women in many different ways. There were women who were soldiers, spies, nurses, and ones who stayed on the home front. Historians often say that America's Civil War pitted brother…

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    Civil War Causes

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    What was the cause of civil war? The Civil War is a very important and significant part of the history of the the United States. It started in 1861 and ended 1865. There are many causes for the civil war, and started after many years of economical and political problems and differences between the North and the South. Slavery also played a significant in why the war started and played a key roles in political and economical problems. The South depended on growing crops, and cotton was one of…

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    I believe that the Civil War could be considered the “Middle Ages” of medicine. The lack of knowledge of germ spreading and cleanliness, the weapons used, and the training of the Physicians led me to think that is true. Compared to today's medicinal treatments, the treatments of the Civil War seem like a way of torture instead of a way to save lives. The lack of knowledge of germs and cleanliness are signs of a medical middle age. Today, it is standard for doctors and surgeons to have…

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    The Sierra Leone Civil War began in March 1991 and ended in January 2002 after the signing of the Lomé Peace Accord three years earlier and the consolidation of power under President Kabbah. Under Foday Sankoh, the Revolutionary United Front (RUF) invaded Sierra Leone in March 1991 from the South in conjunction with Charles Taylor’s NPFL forces, in an attempt to overthrow President Joseph Momoh’s government. Since the government was unable to respond effectively to the RUF, and since diamond…

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    of the Civil War, many American’s lives were turned upside down. This is no different for the minorities of America, such as women, free blacks, slaves, and immigrants. Without the effort of the minorities, the outcome of the Civil War would certainly be very different from what is known today. Women during the Civil War took on a whole new role. Instead of devoting their lives the keeping the house clean for their husbands and children, they turned their attention to the cause of the war. When…

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    Many see Civil War medicine as primitive and ignore the amazing medical advancements made during this time. Some of the procedures of that time have influenced the way doctors treat patients today. For example, prosthetics were invented during the Civil War, which are still used today. The ambulance system was also created during the civil war, changing the way patients were transported, and helped them get care sooner which helped save lives. Lastly, the sanitary commission was created.…

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