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1. An Agent Is basically the same thing as a spy People who spy to report information to help in the Civil War.

2. Spying or using spies, agents, assets, and intelligence. And they used technology to collect important information.

3. Economic Espionage is getting information for an economic competitor. Lots of governments had stolen ideas, technology, and more.

4. There are lots of different ways that Intelligence Agencies find information The oldest way to do it is through human sources or human intelligence.

5. When spies are being sent back they are sent back by a case officer.

6. The 1917 Espionage Act Passed shortly after the US entered WWI, imposed heavy penalties for spying or any activities that weakened or imperiled the country's defense.

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1. The Bureau managed the secret line an ever-changing system of couriers used to get information from Washington across the Potomac and Rappahannock Rivers to confederate officials in Richmond.

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There are many confederate civil war spies like
1. Henry Thomas Harrison,
2. William Norris,
3. Richard Thomas,
4. Belle Boyd, and much more.
5. One day in Washington D.C. governor John Letcher set up a nascent spy network in 1861

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1. In July 1861, Greenhow sent coded reports across the Potomac to Jordan concerning the planned Federal invasion.

2. There were confederate women spies called the Rebel Rose Greenhow of Washington D.C.

3. A spy named Elizabeth sent messages to prisoners and the union officials so she was able to help get people out of jail and escape

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There are many Union Civil War Spies like
Pryce Lewis,
Lafayette C. Baker,
Charles C. Carpenter,
George Curtis,
Timothy Webster,
Henry young,
Philip Henson,
Hattie Lawton,
and Harriet Tubman.