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Based on the reading what kill more soldiers than bullets of Spaniards?

It was spoiled beef


Common is to unusual as spoiled is to what?

fresh


What did the union soldiers obtain that spoiled Lee's invasion of Pennsylvania?

A copy of Lee's orders, accidentally dropped in the field by a Confederate officer, and brought to McClellan's headquarters. They revealed that Lee's widely separated divisions might be destroyed piecemeal. McClellan did not move fast enough to achieve this. But it forced Lee to fight on a field that was not of his choosing, and his campaign was off the rails.


A bit of cursive sealed his fate and spoiled his plan to open west points gate tot he british?

The phrase refers to the infamous betrayal by American General Benedict Arnold during the Revolutionary War. Arnold's plan to surrender West Point to the British was thwarted when a letter detailing his intentions was intercepted, revealing his treasonous plot. The "bit of cursive" signifies the handwritten correspondence that ultimately sealed his fate, leading to his exposure and the failure of his scheme. This act of betrayal made Arnold a notorious figure in American history.


What are some of the characteristics that made Civil War prisons so horrific?

Civil War prisons were notorious for their overcrowding, inadequate shelter, and poor sanitation, leading to unsanitary conditions that fueled disease outbreaks. Food shortages resulted in malnutrition, with prisoners often receiving meager rations of spoiled or insufficiently nutritious food. Additionally, harsh treatment by guards and a lack of medical care exacerbated the suffering of inmates, making these facilities sites of extreme hardship and mortality. The combination of these factors contributed to high death rates and a legacy of suffering among prisoners.