To fill the army's demand for troops,prior to 1863,the North relied mainly on

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Prior to 1863, the North relied mainly on volunteers to fill the army's demand for troops. This was done through recruitment drives and propaganda campaigns that appealed to patriotism and the desire to defend the Union. The draft was not implemented until 1863, and even then, the bulk of the troops were still raised through voluntary enlistment. Bounty brokers, foreign mercenaries, and the militia (National Guard) were not significant sources of troops for the North during this period.

To Fill the Army's Demand for Troops,prior to 1863,the North