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Hardships of War 16-4

Blue and the Gray Union wore blue Confederates wore gray Most under 21 Learned fast Used new technology Cone shaped bullets (accuracy) Powerful cannons (shoot several miles) Many casualties: Killed or wounded

Discord in the North Copperheads: People that wanted compromise w/south North having a hard time getting people Gave bounties: Payments Still not enough Established a draft: All men 20-45 had to fight if called Could pay $300 or find someone to take place Riots broke out

Trouble in Confederacy Many believed in State over Federal Hard time getting soldiers Draft Slave owner w/20+ did not have to fight

Economy Good in north Lots of supplies produced for the war Profiteers overcharged the government Poor in the south Tax-in-kind: Farmers had to turn over 1/10th of crops, had little money to spare Few supplies (blockade) Famine struck many

Women at War Took all the work on (men at war) Some spies, some fought (disguised) Many volunteered as nurses