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Chapter 9 Section 3 Life During the War Appointment Clock

12 O’clock: Southern Shortages, Falling Morale & The Union’s War Boom What led to severe food shortages in the South during the winter of 1862? (pg. 328) What led to severe food shortages in the South during the winter of 1862? (pg. 328) Who filled labor shortages in various industries? (Pg. 329) Who filled labor shortages in various industries? (Pg. 329) Why did the North experience mob violence? (pg. 329) Why did the North experience mob violence? (pg. 329)

3 O’clock: African Americans in the Military What officially permitted African Americans to enlist into the Union Army? (pg. 330) What officially permitted African Americans to enlist into the Union Army? (pg. 330) According to Frederick Douglas, How would serving in the military help African Americans? (pg. 330) According to Frederick Douglas, How would serving in the military help African Americans? (pg. 330) What was the first African American regiment officially organized in the North? (pg. 330) What was the first African American regiment officially organized in the North? (pg. 330)

6 O’clock: The Soldiers in the Field & Battlefield Medicine Define hardtack. (pg. 331) Define hardtack. (pg. 331) Why did infection spread rapidly in field hospitals? (pg. 331) Why did infection spread rapidly in field hospitals? (pg. 331) What was one of the greatest threats facing a Civil War soldier? (pg. 332) What was one of the greatest threats facing a Civil War soldier? (pg. 332) How did doctors treat gangrene and other infections? (pg. 332) How did doctors treat gangrene and other infections? (pg. 332)

9 O’clock: Women Serve as Nurses & Military Prisons Who inspired American women to take on nursing tasks in army hospitals? (pg. 332) Who inspired American women to take on nursing tasks in army hospitals? (pg. 332) Who left her job in a patent office to nurse soldiers on the battlefield and start the American Red Cross? (pg.333) Who left her job in a patent office to nurse soldiers on the battlefield and start the American Red Cross? (pg.333) Early in the war, how did the Union and Confederate Armies avoid holding a large number of prisoners? (pg. 333) Early in the war, how did the Union and Confederate Armies avoid holding a large number of prisoners? (pg. 333) How did Lincoln respond to the treatment of African Americans prisoners? (pg. 333) How did Lincoln respond to the treatment of African Americans prisoners? (pg. 333)