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Some tried to return fugitives to their former owners or to keep them out of Union camps. Others paid the fugitives wages for noncombat work as cooks, carpenters, guides, and drivers.

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The first step towards equality which gave A.A Hope for equality.

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" Franklin Thompson"

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Known from a young age as “Wild Rose,” was a supporter of the Confederate cause, became the ringleader of a growing network of anti-Union spies. Renowned as a charming hostess and engaging conversationalist, she gleaned critical information from politicians and diplomats, passing along their secrets to Confederate General P.G.T. Beauregard and other contacts.

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Rose Greenhow who was a conferderate spy helped the confederates win the first battle of bull run in 1861

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Women made good spies because they wren't suspected as much as men and weren't punished as severely.

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this is an image of how African Americans were treated

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more than 3,000 women served as nurses to the Union army.

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Clara Barton was one of thousands of women who served as nurses in the Civil War. Her wartime experiences led her to found the American Red Cross in 1881.

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During the draft riots, dozens of African Americans were killed, they were given poor guns and little training. African Americans were paid as doing their labor not soldiers.

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Women made good spies, in part because they were not suspected as quickly as men. If caught, they were also less likely to be punished severely.

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Freed slaves participated in this regiment in the civil war.

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As many as 400 women disguised themselves as men and enlisted in the Union and Confederate armies. One woman, "Franklin Thompson" of Michigan, had to desert on her way to a hospital in order to keep her secret.

Other women served behind the lines in the dangerous role of spy. Women made good spies, in part because they were not suspected as quickly as men. If caught, they were also less likely to be punished severely. One of the most famous Confederate spies was Rose Greenhow. 

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In the North/Union there was no government policy on the fugitives so union commanders were left with the decision of what to do with them. One of these options was to enlist them which is shown the most with the 54th Massachusetts Regiment.

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In the North/Union there was no government policy on the fugitives so union commanders were left with the decision of what to do with them. One of these options was to enlist them which is shown the most with the 54th Massachusetts Regiment.

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The Proclamation freed slaves in the south

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 As many as 400 women disguised themselves as men and enlisted in the Union and Confederate armies

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 As many as 400 women disguised themselves as men and enlisted in the Union and Confederate armies

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Although the emancipation proclamation did not free any slaves, Northerners rejoiced as this was the first step to abolition, and that was indeed something to celebrate. In their eyes, it was the beginning of change

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Harriet Tubman worked as a nurse, a cook, and a spy for the union army. She was well respected because she knew the land well and used this knowledge  when she worked as a conductor throughout the underground rail roads. Along with Colonel Montgomery she led troops to raid rice plantations in South Carolina. They freed slaves, burnt buildings, and destroyed bridges. This wasn't the only slave rescue mission that she conducted through her career. Over a course of 19 rescue missions she freed 300 slaves. She did this all after escaping slavery herself and risked her freedom as she entered slave states over and over again in order to free others.

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All black regiment for the North

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54th Massachusetts & 1st South Carolina 

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54th Massachusetts & 1st South Carolina 

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How did A.A. participate in the war effort?

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How did A.A. participate in the war effort?

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What was the effect of the Emancipation Proclamation? 

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What was the effect of the Emancipation Proclamation? 