Life in the Camps/// The prison camps were poorly managed, horrendously overcrowded, and deliberately cruel. In April 1864, there was a widespread illness that crossed the camps to the North. The sickest prisoners were killed. You were either killed or sent to a prison camp. These confederate camps were worse than anti slave camps.
Location/// Some main camps were held in Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, New York, Delaware, Belle Isle, Virginia, North Carolina, Texas, Georgia, and Maryland. Prison camps were way more dangerous and terrifying then the battle itself. About 56,000 men died in these prison camps, that's 10% of the wars death poll.
Impact/// The prison camps were terrible and after seeing photos, northerners were shocked because they looked like skeletons. As war progressed, the situation became more complicated and refused to acknowledge the black soldiers. At the end of camp, the prisoners often ended in death or bad illnesses and were sent to a place called Deadland.
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