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Objectives: Explain how opposition to the war caused problems for both sides. Identify the reasons that both sides passed draft laws. Describe the economic hardships the war caused in the North and the South. Describe the contributions of women to the war effort.

Terms and People: habeas corpus – constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment draft – a system of required military service income tax – tax on the money people receive inflation – general rise in prices

How did the Civil War affect people and politics in the North and the South? The pain created by the Civil War did not only affect soldiers and slaves. In the North and the South, men and women from all walks of life had to cope with the pains of war.

Not all northerners supported a war to end slavery. In addition to dividing the nation, the Civil War also caused divisions within the North and South. Not all northerners supported a war to end slavery. Not all white southerners supported a war to defend slavery or secession.

In the South, support for the war varied from state to state. Georgia and North Carolina opposed the war. South Carolina objected to officers from other states leading their troops. Regions with large slaveholding plantations supported the war more than poor back country regions.

Northerners were also divided over the war. Many opposed the Emancipation Proclamation. Some believed the South had a right to secede. Others blamed Lincoln and the Republicans for forcing the war. Those who opposed the war were strongest in Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana.

Northern Democrats who opposed the war were called Copperheads. Copperheads were seen as a threat to the Union.

People on both sides tried to disrupt the war effort People on both sides tried to disrupt the war effort. Some tactics included: preventing men from volunteering for duty encouraging soldiers to desert helping prisoners escape creating peace groups Both Lincoln and Davis responded by suspending habeas corpus in some places during the war.

Desertion was a major problem on both sides. Both sides instituted a draft to meet the need for troops. Location Who Served Time North White men ages 20 to 45 3 years South White men ages 18 to 35 (later changed to 50)

Both sides allowed draftees to hire substitutes to serve in their place. Wealthy people were able to avoid the draft. Poor men could not avoid the draft. This led to violent riots in the North.

The war was costly for both sides The war was costly for both sides. The South was less able than the North to bear these costs.

Congress levied the first income tax in August 1861. The Union took two major steps to pay the costs of fighting the war. Congress levied the first income tax in August 1861. The Union printed $400 million of paper money. This led to inflation, or a general rise in prices.

The South struggled to maintain its economic stability. The Union blockade disrupted Southern trade. Shortages of goods caused inflation. Food shortages led to riots in some cities. Union armies destroyed crops. Enslaved people particularly suffered, because Confederate soldiers often seized what they had.

Women on both sides contributed to the war by: joining the armies becoming spies behind enemy lines taking over businesses and farms working in factories The war gave women the opportunity to take on careers from which they had been excluded, such as teaching.

Barriers to women especially fell in the field of nursing. Clara Barton, a Union nurse, set up the American Red Cross. Clara Barton Elizabeth Blackwell trained nurses for the Union army. Harriet Tubman, who led many slaves to freedom, served as a Union nurse.

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