History, 05.03.2021 02:40 libertycooper

How did the South’s economy contribute to conditions in prison camps later in the Civil War? The expanding Southern economy led to gradual improvements in living conditions at the camps.

The expanding Southern economy allowed Union prisoners to more easily cooperate with their guards.

The deteriorating Southern economy forced Union soldiers to work as slaves in the camps.

The deteriorating Southern economy caused shortages of provisions at the camps.

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