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*they were assigned the most dangerous tasks.*
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What was military service like for African American serving in te union army?
They Were Treated Different From Everyone Else Like WHITE PEOPLE ROCK
How were African American treated while serving in the union miliatry?
African Americans faced significant discrimination while serving in the Union military during the Civil War. Initially, they were often relegated to non-combat roles and faced skepticism about their capabilities. However, as the war progressed and their contributions became evident, African American soldiers were allowed to fight in combat, earning respect for their bravery and effectiveness. Despite this, they still encountered unequal pay, harsher treatment if captured, and racial prejudice both within the military and from society at large.
How were African-Americans treated in the American army?
they were payed less
Why did martin Luther king speak out against the treatment of African American soldiers?
Because he did like the way treated African American soldiers
How did African culture differ from American culture?
They were treated poorly and not givin much
How do the African American feel when they treated badly?
Like we are back in slavery dags.
How were African-American prisoners treated in Confederate prison camps?
They were usually killed.
How were African American prisoners treated in Confederation prison camps?
They were usually killed.
What type of government do you think the American did not want?
The type of government that the Americans did want was a african american because by the time slavery ended african american were free but not treated fairly.
How were African American solders treated during world war 1?
very badly
What were some of the important themes treated by African American writers in the Harlem Renaissance?
magic
Which of the following true about African Americans during world war 2?
Discrimination existed within military policies. Black leaders continued to fight discrimination during the war. Blacks were not treated equally within the military.
