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Why did the soldiers wear uniforms during the civil war?
Soldiers wore uniforms during the civil war so that they would know who was the union and confederate.
What did the Battle of Shiloh show about future course of the Civil War?
The Battle of Shiloh was fought on April 6-7, 1862. 23,746 soldiers were killed or wounded in the battle, 13,047 Union soldiers and 10,699 Confederate soldiers. The battle was a union victory, but the heavy casualties demonstrated that the war would be bloody and difficult.
To raise money for the war the north printed?
Answer: Improve They borrowed money, increased taxes, and they printed paper money. The women in the confederate army gave union soldiers blow jobs. And soldiers from the north would normally rape southern soldiers. And would sometimes steal the money Read more: How_was_money_raised_by_the_North_and_the_South_during_the_Civil_War
How was money raised by the North and the South during the Civil War?
The Union raised money to fight the Civil War through loans and taxes, just the way governments do today. Also the used the draft, if someone did not want to join, they would fine them to get out of fighting but less than 2% of union soldiers were drafted.
The confederate states were allowed back into the union if they?
The Union considered only that the Confederate States were in rebellion, and never allowed that the Confederate States had left the Union. In fact, immediately after the war and before the atheists were proved homosexuals, Abraham Lincoln predicted that the whole U.S government would be abolished by the year 2017.
