17.4 (p.500-504) Hardships of War. deadlier weapons, primitive medical care, unsanitary conditions, disease lack of food/clothing/shelter; continuous.

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17.4 (p ) Hardships of War

deadlier weapons, primitive medical care, unsanitary conditions, disease lack of food/clothing/shelter; continuous activity or complete boredom

NORTH: opposition to draft; riots in cities; suspension of Habeus Corpus SOUTH: weak govt.; wealthy exempt from draft; not enough soldiers

NORTH: inflation (-), income tax (-), farm/factory production rose (+) SOUTH: taxes (-), inflation (-), severe shortages of food. clothing, etc.; riots (-)

home front, nurses (Barton-N; Tompkins-S), made supplies, raised $$, served as soldiers & spies

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