Answer: Based on the information provided, let's complete the chart by matching the names and terms from the Fact Bank to the appropriate sections:
The Civil War:
- Soldiers: This matches with Fact Bank number 6, which is Loretta Janeta Velasquez.
- Spies: This matches with Fact Bank number 16, which is Rose O'Neal Greenhow.
- Nurses: This matches with Fact Bank number 13, which is Dorothea Dix.
Economics:
- Union: This matches with Fact Bank number 7, which is increase in railroad construction.
- Farmland overrun: This matches with Fact Bank number 19, which is rail lines torn up.
- Sold government bonds to finance the war: This matches with Fact Bank number 2.
- Borrowed more than $700 million to finance the war: This matches with Fact Bank number 17.
- Draft law passed in March 1863: This matches with Fact Bank number 4.
Confederacy:
- Passed an income tax to finance the war: This matches with Fact Bank number 12.
- 1 in 11 desertion rate: This matches with Fact Bank number 9.
- 80 percent rise in prices: This matches with Fact Bank number 15.
- Borrowed more than $2 billion to finance the war: This matches with Fact Bank number 17.
- Draft law passed in April 1862: This matches with Fact Bank number 11.
Fact Bank names and terms that are not used in the chart: Sally Tompkins, 9,000 percent rise in prices, Harriet Tubman, Clara Barton, printed greenbacks to finance the war, and Belle Boyd.
By matching the names and terms from the Fact Bank to the appropriate sections, we have completed the chart.
Step-by-step explanation: