Iowa Peacemakers: The Mennonites and Quakers Example
Civil War Begins
Iowans Go To War
Governor Gathers an Army
Iowa Regiments Leave for War
Civil War Battle in Iowa
Iowans Fighting in Civil War
Iowa Deaths in Civil War
Civil War Women
Iowa's Civil War Heroes
Iowans Return from the Civil War
Iowa Soldiers, World War I 
The Amish
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Iowans Fighting in Civil War
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Time Frame: 1861-1865
From 1861 to 1865 Iowa sent many men to fight in the battles of the Civil War.
“The Civil War,” The Iowa Heritage: Program # 5, Iowa Public Television, 1977.
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Transcript
(drum roll)
In answer to Lincoln’s call for troops, Iowa sent 46 infantry regiments, nine regiments of artillery, the bases for one Negro regiment and nine regiments of cavalry.
Present Arms!
Many of these men carried diaries to record their thoughts.
(drums)
Come to the ready…
On the bluff we put the first cartridges in our guns
(drums)
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