About how many soldiers spent time in Civil War prison camps?
What is 400,000?
Who was the president during the Civil War?
What is Abraham Lincoln?
When did the civil war start?
what is 1861?
What country invaded the South?
What is England?
What was the main issue that caused conflict between the North and South?
What is slavery?
What agreement created a system for exchanging prisoners?
What is the Dix-Hill Cartel?
Who wrote Uncle Tom's cabin?
Who is Harriet Beecher Stowe?
why was everyone wanting to move to the west
What is the gold rush?
What is a patriot?
What is in favor of independence from Britain?
Which side was more industrialized?
What is the North?
How many prisoners died in captivity during the Civil War?
What is 56,000?
What did South Carolina do after Abraham Lincoln was elected?
What is they seceded from the United States?
What 1852 book helped people understand why slavery was wrong?
What is Uncle Tom’s Cabin?
What is a loyalist?
What is someone that is in favor of remaining part of the British Empire?
Which side depended more on agriculture?
What is the South?
Why did the prisoner exchange system break down in 1863?
What is the Confederacy refused to exchange African American soldiers?
Who refused to restart the prisoner exchange in 1664?
Who is General Ulysses S. Grant?
What happened when Abraham Lincoln was elected in 1860?
What is South Carolina seceded from the United States?
What happened in 1781?
What is America won the Battle of Yorktown?
What did Southern states do when Lincoln was elected?
What is secede from the United States?
What were some common problems prisoners faced in the camps?
What are overcrowding, disease, starvation, cold, and poor medical care?
What did the Supreme Court rule about African Americans in 1857?
What is they were not U.S. citizen?
What law gave Kansas and Nebraska the right to choose whether they wanted slavery?
What is the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
What happened after America won the battle in Yorktown?
What is England gave up?
When did the civil war end?
What is April 9, 1865