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Why was it significant that hundreds of thousands of African Americans were drafted to fight the war?
Much of America was still segregated along racial lines in 1917.
What else can I help you with?
What is the African word for fleeting?
There are hundreds, if not thousands of African languages. Can you specify one?
How many African-Americans are poor?
thousands
Why was it significant that hundred's of thousands of African Americans were drafted to fight in the war?
Much of America was still segregated along racial lines in 1917.
Why did thousands of African Americans sign on the british army?
freedom
What percent of African Americans were slaves in the early eighteen hundreds?
Not enough.
When did African Americans become a significant or notable minority group?
African Americans have always been a significant group even when they were not treated as such. African American's helped build this country and made great contributions making them as notable as any other ethnic group.
Great Migration?
The large scale movement of hundreds of thousands of Southern blacks to the cities of the North
Hundreds of thousands of African children are left orphaned and homeless because their parents died of AIDS?
true
How many black soldiers fought for the Confederacy?
There is no official documentation that African-Americans fought for the South. Researching this topic on the web, I've seen numbers as great as 300,000 of them fighting for the Confederacy. What is known, is that the thousands of slaves were serving in the Confederacy, but not as soldiers. They were in non-combat roles as servants, laborers, teamster, musician, cooks, etc. The conclusion, however, there may have been several hundred African-Americans armed, and not the tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands claimed. I am providing you with two sites with opposing point of views and you can decide.
How were African Americans impacted by World War 1?
African Americans experienced significant changes during World War I, as many took on roles in the military and the workforce. The Great Migration saw hundreds of thousands move from the rural South to urban centers in the North for better job opportunities and to escape racial discrimination. Despite their contributions, African American soldiers faced segregation and discrimination within the military and society. The war heightened awareness of racial injustices, ultimately sowing the seeds for the Civil Rights Movement in the following decades.
Was there a black African veterinarian after 1950?
Yes, there have been hundreds of African-Americans who have become very successful veterinarians in the United States since 1950.
Who escaped slavery and was African American?
Fredrick Dullas, Dred Scott and much more. Hundreds if not thousands of slaves escaped.
