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 = = =Our Answer to Our Essential Question= ==We think that the southern prisons had more impact on the war, because of one prison, called Andersonvile. Located in Andersonville, Georgia, of the 49,485 men that walked through the gates 13,700 died. In no other civil war prison camp had 29% of their prisoners died. That's why the southern prison camps had more impact on the war.==

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