Question

andersonville
andersonville was a confederate prison camp in georgia that existed for about 14 months during the civil war. at andersonville, 45,000 union soldiers were imprisoned and 13,000 died.
these deaths were due to various factors like disease, polluted water, poor living conditions, gangs, and murder. henry wirtz, the commander of andersonville, was executed for war crimes like murder
what confederate prison camp was in georgia during the civil war?
alton
andersonville
point lookout

Explanation:

The left - hand side of the image provides information that Andersonville was a Confederate prison camp in Georgia during the Civil War. By comparing this information with the options on the right - hand side, we can see that the option "Andersonville" matches the description.

Answer:

B. Andersonville (assuming the middle option is labeled B, if we follow the order of the options: A. Alton, B. Andersonville, C. Point Lookout)