The Human Cost of War: Southern Population and Family Structure in the Era of the American Civil War

Keyphrases

• Absolute Count 33%
• Age-specific 33%
• American Civil War 100%
• Birth Rate 100%
• Census Division 33%
• Childbearing 33%
• Civil War 33%
• Confederacy 33%
• Costs of War 100%
• Demographic Analysis 33%
• Demographic Consequences 33%
• Demographic Factors 33%
• Economic Factors 33%
• Economic Stress 33%
• Economic Uncertainty 33%
• Expected number 33%
• Family Structure 100%
• Human Cost 100%
• IPUMS 33%
• Land Availability 33%
• Lasting Impact 33%
• Long-term Decline 33%
• Long-term Trends 33%
• Marital Fertility 66%
• Marriage Prospects 33%
• Military Age 33%
• Nineteenth Century 33%
• Northern Region 33%
• Number of Births 66%
• Own Children 33%
• Population Structure 100%
• Population-based 33%
• Religiosity 33%
• Sex-specific 33%
• Small Populations 33%
• Social Consequences 33%
• Spouses 33%
• Stopping Behavior 33%
• Total Fertility Rate 33%
• Under-enumeration 33%
• United States 33%
• White Marriage 33%
• White Women 100%

Social Sciences

• Birth Rate 100%
• Demographic Analysis 33%
• Demographic Factor 33%
• Family Structure 100%
• Nineteenth Century 33%
• Population Censuses 100%
• Religiosity 33%
• Social Consequence 33%
• Spouses 33%
• Theses 66%