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 wirz, the commander of andersonville, was executed for war crimes like murder
what factor impacted union soldiers at andersonville?
poor healthcare
clean water
poor living conditions

Explanation:

The problem is about the factors impacting Union soldiers at Andersonville prison camp during the Civil War. From the information, deaths were due to factors like disease, polluted water, poor living conditions, etc. Among the options, "poor living conditions" is a key factor as it encompasses issues like overcrowding, lack of proper facilities, which led to disease, polluted water, and other problems. "Poor healthcare" is a result of poor living conditions, and "clean water" is the opposite of what was present (polluted water). So the correct factor is poor living conditions.

Answer:

poor living conditions (the option with the label "poor living conditions")