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During the Civil War, approximately 37,000 African American soldiers lost their lives out of the 180,000 who served in the Union Army. Their contributions were crucial to the Union victory, despite facing significant discrimination and harsh conditions. The sacrifices of these volunteers played a vital role in the fight for freedom and helped pave the way for future civil rights advancements.
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How many IRA volunteers died during the troubles?
263
Why did volunteers refuse to fight against Germany with Britain during the Easter rising?
Britain was the enemy of the volunteers, so naturally they were not going to fight with their enemy, so they stayed out of it.
How many draftees were there during the Vietnam era?
40,000 men a month in 1968. Be advised, statistics showing "volunteers" are largely draft induced volunteers; an old trick when writing stats.
Who brought 17 volunteers from Tennessee to fight at the Alamo?
James Bowie brought 17 volunteers from Tennessee to fight at the Alamo. These men joined the Texian forces in their struggle for independence from Mexico. Bowie's leadership and the arrival of these volunteers helped bolster the defense of the Alamo during the pivotal siege.
What did african-americans do in the north during the civil war?
The volunteers were formed into segregated units with white officers.
How many of the unions 180000 African American volunteers lost their lives during the war?
All
African Americans rights?
how did AfricanAmericans rights change before, during, and after reconstruction?
Did the north receive most of its troops from the draft or as volunteers during the civil war?
Volunteers they had many American volunteers on each side which gave the south a troop number advantage
How many IRA volunteers died during the troubles?
263
How were men enlisted into the military during ww11?
There were volunteers and draftees.
How many volunteers will be needed for the 2012 Olympics?
The London 2012 Olympic organising committee wants 70,000 volunteers to help out during the Games.
Why did volunteers refuse to fight against Germany with Britain during the Easter rising?
Britain was the enemy of the volunteers, so naturally they were not going to fight with their enemy, so they stayed out of it.
What was the not a consequence of America victory during World War 2?
which of the following was not a direct consequence of america's victory during World War 11
Did NM have the highest rate of volunteers of any state during World War 1?
no
Why did they have dig for victory?
They did dig for victory because during ww1 most stuff was destroyed and they did dig for victory so they could grow food.
How many draftees were there during the Vietnam era?
40,000 men a month in 1968. Be advised, statistics showing "volunteers" are largely draft induced volunteers; an old trick when writing stats.
What was the nickname for the local defender volunteers who patrolled their town during the war in World War 2?
The Home Guard, previously called 'Local Defence Volunteers', and nicknamed 'Dad's Army'.
