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Slaves fought for both sides, if they were free they would fight for the North to help free others. If they were slaves they would be forced to go to help the South win. The implementation of having slaves in the South become Confederate soldiers came very late in the war. It did not effect the outcome of the war at all.
Henry Ravenel believed the slaves would fight on the side of their masters. He was shocked after Sherman's March that many of his slaves either left or refused to work once they learned they were free. He was obviously in denial, somehow believing people would rather be enslaved than free.
Because one side was free....but the other side had slaves and when both sides got what they wanted they were both happy so it all balanced out and they didn't fight
they fought on the side of the south or confederates
In World War II Egypt ws a British colony, so they were on the Allied side. There were some Egyptian Wafdist rebels who might have supported the Axis side against Britain, but they were ignored by the Germans.
Freedom
the British side
Slaves fought on both the north and the south side
Because, there were so many of them in Africa and they didn't have to let the Africans speak, they just had to threaten or force them to be on their side and help them fight against the loyalists
They were on the British side; They were loyal to the King.
The former slaves should be on the South's side to fight in the Civil War.
The enslaved African Americans were promised freedom if they chose to join the British government during the Revolutionary War. This caused many slaves to flee from their masters and take part in the battles that were occurring.
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French & Indians VS. the British
Yes, there were units of African Americans that fought on the side of the Union.
Slaves fought for both sides, if they were free they would fight for the North to help free others. If they were slaves they would be forced to go to help the South win. The implementation of having slaves in the South become Confederate soldiers came very late in the war. It did not effect the outcome of the war at all.
The British offered freedom and independence. The 13 colonies offered more rights. The slaves went for British because they wanted freedom, not rights.