Not with great enthusiasm
It meant that they were licensed to liberate any slaves they came across in their Southern campaigns. This would help to deprive the South of its workforce, and would obviously damage the Confederate war-effort.
However, it also meant that a lot of ex-slaves would be tagging along with the Union armies, who would have to employ them, and admit some of them into the ranks. Many white soldiers did not want to share acommodation with blacks, although many others presently saw how it could help their own promotion prospects.
The Proclamation was not popular with most Northerners, as revealed in the mid-term elections.
The Union army's response to the emancipation proclamation was to begin recruiting freed slaves. Before the proclamation was made slaves could not join the army.
It began actively recruiting african american soldiers to fight.
The abolitionist response was to be very thrilled that the slavery in the southern states had disappeared.
It allowed African Americans to serve in non-combat positions only
The Union armys uniforms were blue.
The Anaconda Plan was the Union army's strategic goal in the summer of 1861.
The Union were the northern states and the Confederate States Army were the south.
The Armys Union Soilders were made up mostly of African Americans. 8th grade, American Journey Sux.
Roberts Bruce
Confederate and Union
The Union armys uniforms were blue.
William Tecumshesh Sherman
The Anaconda Plan was the Union army's strategic goal in the summer of 1861.
The Union were the northern states and the Confederate States Army were the south.
What are in comin are they both have weapons and they fight and are dangers.
y have armys?
because we both were spying on each other and were both incersing size of our armys
The Armys Union Soilders were made up mostly of African Americans. 8th grade, American Journey Sux.
conferdent?
The March to the Sea. That was Sherman crossing Georgia - he then continued his punitive raids into South Carolina. Meanwhile Sheridan was doing the same in the Shenandoah.
Roberts Bruce