There were Vivandières, women who aided in battle camps, and Confederate spies; however, the most popular job for women in the war were nurses ("Women's Role in the War Effort"). ... To continue, the most popular of the civil war nurses was Clara Barton. ... Anthony and company organized together to achieve their ultimate goal of universal voting for women (Lutz). ... Because of the power given to women throughout the civil war, women carried on the power after the war ended. ... In conclusion, the Civil War transformed the nation in more way than one. ...

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With the Civil War over, there was another war to be fought. This war, although not physical, was a war to reconstruct the union and rebuild the failing economy. ... The Civil War was a defensive war for the south. ... The transcontinental railroad led the way for various new railroad companies to develop. ... Jay Cooker, a banker from Philadelphia, helped to finance the railroads when he took over the transcontinental line, the Northern Pacific; however, Cooke outran his investments and in 1873 his company went bankrupt. ...

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This war is also known as the War of Rebellion, the War Between States, and the War of Secession. ... Because of the war, there was no use for these advantages. ... The Federals, or Union, with their leader as General Winthrop, were told to meet the rest of their company, with General Farnum in charge, at Little Bethel before sunrise. ... Charlotte's western Democrat compared the American Revolution to the Civil War and called the Battle of Big Bethel, "The Lexington of the war." ... Even though this war has been over for more than years, people still have different views abou...

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The end of the Civil War marked this transition from a more agricultural nation to an industrialized one. ... Rockefeller acquired his significant wealth from his very own Standard Oil Company. Through the Standard Oil Company, Rockefeller gained a hefty portion of the oil industry. ... In 1901 the company was sold for 475 million dollars. ... The Spanish-American War is more a result of the Philippine Revolution and the Cuban War of Independence. ...

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The Civil War and the following period of Reconstruction resulted in change but left many serious problems unsolved. The Civil War was fought from 1861 to 1865 between the Northern part of the United States and the Southern part of the United States over several issues. ... After the Civil War, the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments were added to the Constitution. ... Homer Plessy, a black citizen of Louisiana, sued a railroad company for preventing him from entering a railroad car set aside for whites. ... The Civil War was both a victory for the North and a draw for the South b...

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One of the crises that they contributed to was the Civil War. ... The Irish Americans, like many other groups and families, were split by the war and having to choose sides. ... There were many different regiments and companies in the Union Army, but one of the most famous units was the Irish Brigade. ... Many Irish men who fought in the war will be remembered for what they contributed their side. ... Many Irish were ranked officers by the end of the Civil War. ...

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Glory This is one of the most popular Civil War movies of all time. Until the Gettysburg Movie was made, this was the best Civil War movie of all time. ... Carney became the first black to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor for heroic actions he'd performed while a member of Company C of the Fifty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment during the assault on Fort Wagner. Colonel Robert Shaw leads the US Civil War's first all-black volunteer company, fighting prejudices of both his own Union army and the Confederates. ... Yet, as in all civil wars, there was no happy ending. ...

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Like most who were actively engaged in the liberties pursuits that was the Civil War, Colonel John Singleton Mosby found purpose and advent in his own measure and activity during the war. ... Stuart's staff, for the purposes of joining a cavalry company. ... Mosby finally joins the ranks of his cavalry's company in Abingdon, Virginia at Martha Washington College. ... Marching with his company on May 30, 1861 Mosby's company departed Abingdon to join the Army. It is there where Mosby's company officially joined the First Virginia cavalry commanded by J.E.B. ...

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One of the most tragic of all wars is civil war. ... One of the few wars fought in North America was the Civil War. ... The consequences of the Civil War effected the soldiers during the war and during postwar. ... The Appalachian Civil War can be pawned off as a political battle, but is this really the true reason of the war? There are several opinions about the war, and one can only judge within their self the true meaning behind the Civil War and any other war for that matter. ...

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After his time spent in the Carolinas, Henry and his new company were ordered to report to Fort Caspar (Dakota Territory) by General Grant. Henry Blanchard Freeman and his regiment then participated in the Sioux War. ... In 1876, Henry Blanchard commanded six companies of the 7th infantry in the Sioux Campaign. Although he was in command of six companies, he was under the instruction of General Custer. ... Freeman is a decorated war veteran who has served his just time in various conflicts. ...

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His Grandfather, Uriah York, was an Army Veteran of the Mexican-American War and the Civil War. ... Because of his objections, he was called before his company commander, George Buxton. ... Army, Company G, 328th Infantry, 82d Division. ... With war becoming more likely again in Europe, Alvin began pleading with people to avoid war at all costs. ... Because of his opposition to war, Alvin was hesitant. ...

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The Civil War many problems for both the Union and the Confederacy. ... He was assassinated by a famouse actor who hoped to change the way War was going. ... In 1859 he left Richmond Theater company. ... At the beginnin of the Civil War, Booth decided not to join to Confederate Army. ...

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Former slaves after the Civil War were in the same situation, only in a different line of work. ... Other former slaves were less fortunate, and were not awarded land after the Civil War. ... Treatment of the Slovakian immigrants in Out of This Furnace was similar to the treatment of blacks post Civil War, but to a lesser extreme. ... Mike did not let the company tell him who to vote for, but also did not tell the company for fear of being fired. Dobie, on the other hand, voted for whom he pleased, was openly a member of the non-company union, and risked his job in order to testify in front of...

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By the late 1890s, African Americans were stripped of most of their rights they were promised of after the Civil War. ... In 1894, workers boycotted in particular George Foremen grill road works, in rage from Pullman slashed employee wages and raised rents in his company town. ... By the late 1890s, the government and business men seemed to be winning the war with laborers as membership in the Union decrease significantly. ... Credit mobilier was a Pennsylvania holding company that was chartered by congress to build the Union-Pacific railroad. A chief operating officer for both the railroad an...

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McGraw-Hill Companies, 2000. ... RR Donnelley & Sons Company, 2000. ... It was at this meeting that Brown first outlined his plan to Douglass to lead a war to free slaves. ... Brown returned to the east and began to think more seriously about his plan for a war in Virginia against slavery. ...

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He then went to head a streetcar company in St. ... There were many ups and downs throughout the war for Sherman. ... The Secretary of War called his terms for surrender too liberal and the surrender as outlined was disapproved. This started a feud between Sherman and Secretary of War, Stanton. ... Following the war Sherman was promoted to full general and replaced Grant as commander-in-chief. ...

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The protective tariffs sole purpose was to ensure the growth, development, and protection of American companies from overseas competition. ... South Carolina's statesmen believed that the federal government should not be allowed to design tariffs or laws to protect American industries from foreign companies. ... Webster refuted Hayne by pointing out in his speech the importance of the Tariff of 1828 and how nullification would allow states to tear apart the ever so fragile Union and inevitably lead to a Civil War. ... South Carolina's argument for the Nullification theory was th...

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Following the civil war, railroad construction took off at a fast pace. ... More potential customers lead to larger factories and companies, which lead to more jobs being available to people. ... In a way, the railroad system made the United States seem a lot smaller than it was previous to the civil war. ...

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While they had their mansions and lived comfortably, many Americans lived in a company town. ... Even though, the civil war was an attempt to stop racism and segregation, it failed. The government in the North tried to protect blacks even after the civil war but they weren't doing the best they could do. ... The economy during this time was also hard on the South because the war was lost and reconstructing was hard to do so there was still a lot of anger built towards the north. ...

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Douglass was played significant role in the civil war by convincing Lincoln that the main focus of the war should be the abolishment of slavery and influenced a large amount of blacks to fight for the Union. ... Douglass played a crucial role during the civil war; it was Douglass that convinced Lincoln that the war was more than just the preservation of the Union. ... Nearly two hundred thousand African Americans were estimated to have served the United States Army and Navy by the end of the civil war. ... Frederick Douglass was the President of Freedman's Savings and Trust Company, he...

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Many in the north were beginning to question the president's ability to conduct the war effectively. ... At the end of the Civil War, Lincoln promoted peace and charity hoping to bind the war-torn nation by embracing the Confederate rebels rather than punishing them. ... He served in voluntary company for three months during the Black Hawk War as his military service. ... He also calls a special session of Congress to meet on July 4; the CIVIL WAR HAS OFFICIALLY BEGUN. ... Meanwhile in Washington, the House of Representatives raises tariffs and taxes to pay for the war....

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The Civil Rights Movement Before the Civil War, the U.S had the distinction of being the one of the only countries in the world where slavery was fully legal. Slavery was not said to be illegal by the government until January 1, 1863 in the middle of the Civil War by President Abraham Lincoln in an document known as the Emancipation Proclamation. ... After the war, more movement toward equality was made. ... The bus company nearly went bankrupt and eventually the Supreme Court stated the bus company laws to be unconstitutional. ... Opposition took many forms,...

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The sniper was so curious because he wanted to know if he was acquainted with the enemy, if he had been in his company before. ... Why did this war ever start? ... What does war solve? ... However, what effect does war make? ... Although the war is technically over, Iraq has started a guerrilla war on the Americans. ...

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No punishment was ever enforced because of the dire need for officers in the now deadly Civil War. ... Ironically, the Civil War not only saved Custer from military persecution but it gave him the chance to prove himself on the battlefield. At the start of the Civil War Custer served in the staff of General George B. ... By the time the war ended, the military had appointed him lieutenant colonel of the seventh cavalry. ... He split his forces into three companies and on June 25, 1876 led a full frontal attack on the Sioux camp. ...

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Harding who managed a large insurance company and also oversaw the financial affairs of his town. ... " (Harris) In 1861 when the Civil war began, Davis's work became even more dramatic by telling the story of the "general wretchedness, the squalid misery, which entered into every individual life.... Her realism was reflected in her writing about the corruption of the Civil war and how the South and North were not as different as one may think. Through her Stories of the Civil war short stories Davis framed the Civil War in its true perspective, which grasped what was really happe...

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