At first there were no black soldiers fighting for the union until later on during the war.
Approximately 9 percent of all men fighting for the Union were black.
Freedom for themselves, their families, African Americans, and all oppressed people…
Confederate 75,000 men Union 88,289 men
Soldiers often fight more intensely in defense of their native soil.
The confederates tried to get supplies. Then, there were two thousand union soldiers protecting the town. The, they started fighting.
The buffalo soldiers were the black soldiers in the Union army who helped settle the west by fighting against the native Americans.
The Union soldiers thought that they were fighting for slaves to be free.
Approximately 9 percent of all men fighting for the Union were black.
97,000 Union soldiers
Freedom for those who fought for the Union as they were opposed to slavery.
The confederacy used some, but mostly in menial and support jobs. The Union had many more black soldiers, and many of them were fighting soldiers. Moreover, the (white) commander of the first black regiment had forced the Government to put black soldiers on equal pay with the white soldiers.
Freedom for themselves, their families, African Americans, and all oppressed people…
Black people
to free the slaves for ever
The black Union soldiers of the Civil War ate what everybody else ate, one of the meals were stewed donkey meat.
The Massachusetts 54
Union Soldiers were sent to enforce the right of black men to vote