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Fairly well, but if taken as a POW they were treated harshly. Andersonville was a confederate prisoner of war camp in the final12 months of the civil war. War crimes were committed in this prison of union soldiers. They had lack of food, water, and lived in unsanitary conditions. Of the 45,000 men held there nearly 13,000 died from scurvy, diarrhea, and dysentery.
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Why were slaves prisoners of war?
In the civil war slaves were still slaves but still, they were with the enemy and were as such treated as the enemy.
How did slaves get involed in the Civil War?
actually, the lives of slaves became more difficult after civil war. mostly all slaves were in southern side. slave-owners didnt educate them or slaves didnt know how to handle bussines....this made there life difficult
Did most southerners own slavesw before the civil war the war?
Yes. That was what the war was about. Preceding the war, southerners had slaves and the northerners didn't think it was right. Therefore, the Civil War happened. Hope this helped! Mckennaj
How was slavery in the U.S. during the Civil War?
Yes there were slaves Yes there were slaves
What was Civil War safe house?
A civil war safe house is a place where slaves hid from the slave hunters.
