In the south there were no "free African Americans ". All African Americans in the southern states were slaves. Therefore, slaves owners didn't create problems for free African Americans because they never met a free slaves.
Most free African Americans in the south during the 1800s found work not very different from slave work, such as being a laborer.
It allowed many African Americans from the South become free and join the Union's army.
Even though there may have been individual exceptions, for the most part, free African Americans were treated little better than slaves. The racist caste culture did not recognize individual dignity in other races. Free African Americans fared better in the North, and many went to Canada.
they did not welcome them
yes they did......................
Why do you think that discrimination against free African Americans was harsher in the South than in the North?
In the south there were no "free African Americans ". All African Americans in the southern states were slaves. Therefore, slaves owners didn't create problems for free African Americans because they never met a free slaves.
The African-Americans tried to escape from the South because the South had slave states. They tried to get to the North because those were free states.
I don't think the south recruited them but the North recruited African Americans to win the war against the south to make the slaves free.
The ones who lived on the countryside worked as paid laborers on plantations or farms. The ones who lived in the cities often worked a variety of jobs, mostly as skilled artisans.
The ones who lived on the countryside worked as paid laborers on plantations or farms. The ones who lived in the cities often worked a variety of jobs, mostly as skilled artisans.
They would do stuff. Sometimes.
Freedom greatly changed the lives of African Americans in the south. After they became free, they were no longer forced to do work for plantation owners, and could have their own families.
one was free one wasnt and they were both African's
Yes
freedom for other african americans