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Civil War Conditions

Home Front NorthSouth

Home Front North Not much damage. Sons & husbands died. South

Home Front

North Not much damage. Sons & husbands died. Some inflation. Less food, supplies. South

Home Front North Not much damage. Sons & husbands died. Some inflation. Less food, supplies. South Lots of damage Sons and husbands died.

Home Front

North Not much damage. Sons & husbands died. Some inflation. Less food, supplies. South Lots of damage Sons and husbands died. Lots of inflation. Food shortages & riots.

Home Front

Soldiers North & South

Women Soldiers

Soldiers North & South Boredom Sickness

Soldiers North & South Boredom Sickness Discomfort Fear

Soldiers North & South Boredom Sickness Discomfort Fear Horror Death

Hospitals North & South

Hospitals North & South Dirty Germs

Hospitals

North & South Dirty Germs Not enough medicine

Hospitals

North & South Dirty Germs Not enough medicine Death Limbs

Hospitals

Prisons NorthSouth

Prisons North - Elmira, NY Dirty Death Hunger South

Prisons

North - Elmira, NY Dirty Death Hunger South - Andersonville, GA Dirty Death Hunger

Prisons

North - Elmira, NY Dirty Death Hunger South - Andersonville, GA Dirty Death Hunger Unsanitary Leader hanged

Prisons It is estimated that 56,000 soldiers died in prisoner of war camps during the Civil War.

Prisons

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