What was the infamous confederate military prison where more than 100 soldiers a day died in the summer of 1864?

a - camp ford

b - andersonville

c - fort McHenry

d - rock island

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Shyanne Dougherty

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28 April, 20:24

What was the infamous confederate military prison where more than 100 soldiers a day died in the summer of 1864?

a - camp ford

b - andersonville

c - fort McHenry

d - rock island

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Cortez Wilson · Answer 1

b) andersonville

Explanation:

The prison at Andersonville, officially called Camp Sumter, was the South's largest prison for captured Union soldiers and known for its unhealthy conditions and high death rate.

Kaydence Weiss · Answer 2

Andersonville

What was the infamous confederate military prison where more than 100 soldiers a day died in the summer of 1864?a - camp fordb - andersonvillec - fort McHenryd - rock island

What was the infamous confederate military prison where more than 100 soldiers a day died in the summer of 1864?

a - camp ford

b - andersonville

c - fort McHenry

d - rock island