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25 September, 16:31

Both Union and Confederate soldiers often saw serving in the Civil War as

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  1. 25 September, 16:51
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    Those communities were called "Hoovervilles."
  2. 25 September, 16:54
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    Answer:Both Union and Confederate soldiers often saw serving in the Civil War as an honorable duty. a legal requirement. a new adventure. a way to earn a living.
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