Rose O’Neal Greenhow and Elizabeth Van Lew were both spies. In which two ways were these women unalike?
Greenhow had a tumultuous childhood while Van Lew had a more stable upbringing.
Greenhow was a southerner who sympathized with the Confederacy while Van Lew was a southerner who embraced abolitionist views.
Greenhow attended school in the North while Van Lew was home-schooled in the South.
Greenhow gathered most of her information by posing as a Union nurse while Van Lew gathered most of her information through friendships with politicians.
Greenhow adopted a persona of eccentricity while Van Lew was socially adept and personable.