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question 3 5 pts following the emancipation proclamation, thousands of …

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question 3
5 pts
following the emancipation proclamation, thousands of enslaved people escaped and sought refuge in the
union, where they provided information on the whereabouts of northern troops, their movement, and routes of supply lines
confederacy, where they provided information on the whereabouts of union troops, their movement, and routes of supply lines
south, where they provided information on the whereabouts of confederate troops, their movement, and routes of supply lines
north, where they provided information on the whereabouts of confederate troops, their movement, and routes of supply lines

question 4
5 pts
why was conscription used during the civil war?
naval blockades on the atlantic ocean were preventing the import of food and weapons.
the number of casualties in early battles meant that a completely volunteer military would not be enough.
a crop shortage meant a severe lack of food supply.
underage boys were lying about their age, so they could join the military.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

For Question 3:

  • The Emancipation Proclamation was issued by the Union (North). Enslaved people would seek refuge in the area that supported their freedom, which was the Union (North). They would provide information on Confederate (Southern) troops as they were against the Confederacy's slave - holding system.

For Question 4:

  • Conscription (draft) was used because the number of casualties in early Civil War battles was high. A volunteer - only military would not be sufficient to maintain the size of the army needed to fight the war. Naval blockades affected imports but not directly related to conscription. Crop shortages were about food supply, not military manpower. Underage boys lying about age was a minor issue compared to the need for more troops due to casualties.

Answer:

Question 3: North, where they provided information on the whereabouts of Confederate troops, their movement, and routes of supply lines.
Question 4: The number of casualties in early battles meant that a completely volunteer military would not be enough.