South's army

Question 1

Had a greater number of volunteers

Answer 1

Idea of natural masculinity culture

Question 2

Saw the war as a test of bravery

Answer 2

Did not understand the industrialised aspect of the war

Question 3

South heavily outnumbered

Answer 3

5.5 million whites compared to 22 million in the north
North had 4,600,000 white males vs 1,100,000 in the south of fighting age

Question 4

South began to draft soldiers

Answer 4

The year before the north
Cost someone $10,000 confederate dollars to buy themselves out (did remove this cost)

Question 5

20 n______ rule

Answer 5

Spared 1 white man from the draft for every 20 enslaved person on their plantation (needed to maintain control at home)

Question 6

Rich man’s war, poor man’s fight

Answer 6

Resentment of the war by poorer/working class people in both south and north

Question 7

1862
500,000 soldiers in confederate army

Answer 7

Numbers started to jump in 1863
Belief the south was fighting a loosing battle

Question 8

Mostly a volunteer war

Answer 8

94% volunteer in north
82% volunteer in south

Question 9

1 in 3 under the age of 21

Answer 9

Died in the war
1 in 6 died in the north