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Who did the seminole join forces with in attacking settlements and forts?
A group of African-Americans that had escaped slavery.
Who did the Seminole join forces with attacking settlements and forts?
A group of African-Americans that had escaped slavery.
Why is the emancipation and the general order 143 are important today?
They have allowed African Americans to join the military.
How did African Americans in the south manage to join the fighting?
thye oranized their own military to help the union.
How many African-Americans join the military during World War 2?
Nearly one million.
How did some African Americans in the south managed to join the fighting?
thye oranized their own military to help the union.
How did some African Americans in the south manage to join the fighting?
During the American Civil War, some African Americans in the south managed to join the fighting by escaping from slavery and seeking refuge with Union forces or by being officially recruited into the Union Army. Many escaped slaves were willing to risk their lives to fight for their freedom and proved to be valuable assets to the Union forces. The Emancipation Proclamation, issued in 1863, further opened the door for African Americans to enlist in the Union Army.
Why did congress pass the militia act before Lincoln issued the emancipation proclomation?
To allow African Americans to join the Union military
When did African Americans allowed to join the union army?
In 1862, Congress passed a law to allow African Americans to join the Union Army.
How did the African Americans in the north greet the emancipation proclaimation?
it enabled African Americans to join the army
Why did Congress passed the Militia act before Lincoln issued the Emancipation proclamation?
To allow African Americans to join the Union military
Why did Pontiac want the Native American to join forces?
Pontiac wanted to join forces with the Native Americans because Pontiac saw the British as a threat and wanted to fight the British with the Native Americans.
