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The Red Badge of Courage By Stephen Crane

The Civil War What do you know about the civil war? Who was President during this time? Why did it start?

Discussion Questions What kinds of situations challenge people to show courage? What would you need to know about a situation before you judged someone else’s courage in facing it? Desertion has always been considered shameful. During the Civil War it was punishable by death. Suppose you were a soldier in a terrible battle. What would you do if most of the soldiers around you began to run away? What would it take to maintain your courage?