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they use their power to vots and some of the af-am move from there state. the reason they were moving becase they were sold off so they were trying to get back to there family.
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Why did many African Americans side with the British?
Because they were promised freedom if they fought.
What were push and pull factors causing African Americans to move north?
A pull factor that brought African Americans to the north was freedom. The south was being run and build on the backs of slaves and many African Americans wanted to be free. Many took to escaping using the Underground Railroad to reach the north. However, some were found and brought back.
Why did many enslaved African Americans side with the British?
Because they were promised freedom if they fought.
Many enslaved African Americans escaped from the south to freedom with the help of the?
Underground railroad
Why did many enslaved African Americans side with British?
Because they were promised freedom if they fought.
What was the first concern of many African Americans once they achieved freedom?
reuniting with lost family members
Why did enslaved African Americans fight for british?
They thought they were fighting for there freedom
Why did many Southern Democrats split from the party?
They didn't support freedom for enslaved African Americans
Describe life for African Americans after the civil war Describe the initial freedom for African Americans after the Civil war?
Life was hard because many southern cities lay in ruins and there where no jobs around leaving Africans Americans homeless and penniless
What did many southern states adopt to limit the freedom of African Americans?
They passed Jim Crow laws and what they called equal but separate laws.
Many African-Americans supported the American Revolution because?
They helped because the Americans needed more men so they said fight with us and you get freedom. It was an honorable way out of bondage.
How many African Americans live in Connecticut?
Based on census data found on Wikipedia: in 2000, Connecticut had a population of 3,405,565 people total (all races) and African Americans were 10.46% of the total population. This means that 356,222 African Americans lived in Connecticut in 2000.
