The Children's Civil War

The experiences of children during the Civil War were diverse and profound, encompassing both joy and sorrow. They celebrated victories and grieved losses, faced hardships while taking on new responsibilities, and participated in patriotic activities. Many fled their homes to escape conflict, while others seized chances to pursue freedom. This narrative highlights the resilience and adaptability of children, both white and black, from various regions, as they navigated the tumultuous landscape of war.