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This document profiles several famous female spies from the American Civil War era, including Rose Greenhow, Belle Boyd, Antonia Ford, Nancy Hart, Elizabeth Van Lew, Harriet Tubman, Pauline Cushman, and Laura Ratcliffe. It provides basic biographical details about each woman such as their birthplaces, dates of birth, and what side they spied for. Many of the spies passed information to Confederate or Union forces, helping the war efforts of both sides.
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The document discusses several prominent Confederate generals from the American Civil War including Braxton Bragg, Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee, James Longstreet, Joseph E. Johnston, Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard, Jubal Early, John B Hood, Earl Van Dorn, and Joseph Kershaw. The authors thank the viewer for watching after listing these Confederate military leaders.
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The document summarizes 4 popular songs from the American Civil War era: "Oh! Susanna", "Camptown Races", "Goober Peas", and "Buffalo Gals". It provides background information and lyrics for each song, noting they were written in the minstrel tradition and addressed themes of love, gambling, and soldiers' experiences.
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Military prisons during the Civil War had extremely poor conditions that led to mass deaths of prisoners. There was little food, medical care, or shelter for prisoners, who often died from disease at rates of 100 per day. When captured, prisoners faced an almost certain death as they were given minimal support and forced into hard labor in extreme conditions. The largest prisons, like Andersonville and Belle Isle, drained resources from surrounding areas and saw prisoners go weeks without food while thousands died from the inhumane conditions.
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