Many slaves were liberated by Union troops fighting in the South, so there was a labor shortage.
These liberated slaves were used by the Union armies to perform manual labour, and presently some of them were put in uniform. (Low-ranking white soldiers realized that this could speed their promotion.)
Near the end, the Confederates finally agreed to put slaves in uniform.
Slaves either fought or worked on farms in the civil war.
life was pretty suckish for African Americans during the civil war Slaves during the Civil War worked on Plantations under the leadership of a master. Slavery was harsh during this time and was known as a "necessary evil." Slaves were used to pick a lot of goods in order to mass produce goods in the Northern factories, therefore they worked hard and long. Slaves were usually separated from their family. They also had limited amount of clothing and were usually not free to practice their own customs and religions unless they had a lenient slave master, which was extremely rare. Also, if a slave was lucky to have a lenient slave master, then if they had enough money saved up, it was possible to buy their freedom; but this was also very rare.
Harriet Tubman committed her life to her country despite her being a runaway slave. She ran away from captivity before the Civil War. She made many trips back to the slave supporting south before this war. During the Civil war Tubman served as a spy for the Union. She also tried her best to betterwomen's lives. She was a Women's Rights promoter.
Farmerish.
1.slavery 2.states rights 3.sectionalism 4.hospitality- different ways of life 5.allocation of federal funds 6.lands- free or slave 7.transcontinental- railroads
During the Civil War, slaves would defy their owners in the Southern States. The slave owners would punish them for their defiance as well as their attempts to escape to the North.
The social and economic battles fought during the civil war began with the Souths dependence on slave labor. Their economy depended on the good picked and farmed by the slave. The end of slavery threatened that way of life.
Slaves either fought or worked on farms in the civil war.
It didn't. Michael Montagne
It gave slaves more freedom
the fugitive slave act change Harriet Tubman life because the tried to stop her from freeing slave.
the fugitive slave act change Harriet Tubman life because the tried to stop her from freeing slave.
Well, for about a hundred years it didn't change at all. Then it started.This looks like a question after a reading assignment or thought exercise where you're pretending to be a slave or slaveowner or ... someone else who was actually alive at the time of the Civil War. Without information about who "you" is supposed to be, we can't possibly answer it.
life was pretty suckish for African Americans during the civil war Slaves during the Civil War worked on Plantations under the leadership of a master. Slavery was harsh during this time and was known as a "necessary evil." Slaves were used to pick a lot of goods in order to mass produce goods in the Northern factories, therefore they worked hard and long. Slaves were usually separated from their family. They also had limited amount of clothing and were usually not free to practice their own customs and religions unless they had a lenient slave master, which was extremely rare. Also, if a slave was lucky to have a lenient slave master, then if they had enough money saved up, it was possible to buy their freedom; but this was also very rare.
life
Harriet Tubman committed her life to her country despite her being a runaway slave. She ran away from captivity before the Civil War. She made many trips back to the slave supporting south before this war. During the Civil war Tubman served as a spy for the Union. She also tried her best to betterwomen's lives. She was a Women's Rights promoter.
good because they were free but hard for some of them because they needed to find jobs.