the african americans were still in slavery during the civil war
They thought he was not doing enough to achieve equal rights for African Americans.
the Americans in the civil war couldn't take sides because they were trying to fight against their own families. They felt very in sane for what they were doing and the got very upset. It's was depressing of the fight made the American very mad and nuts. For some people there were conflicts between loyalty to country, loyalty to state, and loyalty to family.
The Americans would make the Africans do their farming and picking cotton for them. It would be easier if they had Africans doing the job for them as they are a different color to the British and Americans so they can easily find out who are the slaves and who are not. thanks
Most of the troops were removed during Ulysses Grant'ssecond term. The final removals, from South Carolina and Louisiana, took place early in the administration of Rutherford B. Hayes in 1877.
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Most were fighting for the south.
Civil Rights legislation was enacted to protect the rights of citizens who were mistreated, treated unfairly, and harassed within communities. Civil Rights for African Americans was a long, hard-fought battle, and only occurred after a few hundred years of maltreatment. Civil Rights is still largely thought of as a race issue, but the issues underpinning "civil rights" affect all races.
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The KKK wanted to see African Americans only as Slaves and thought that was the reason they were on earth.
The Black Codes were laws enacted in the Southern United States after the Civil War, aimed at restricting the freedoms and rights of African Americans. They sought to maintain white supremacy and control over the African American population by limiting their ability to own property, vote, and access education or employment opportunities. These laws effectively enforced racial segregation and economic exploitation, undermining the rights and progress gained during Reconstruction.
They were ex-slaves, liberated by the Union armies during their Southern campaigns. They had nowhere to go, so they hung around the army camps, doing the heavy labour. Then some lower-ranked white troops saw the point of bringing them into the ranks, to allow the whites to move up.
doing so would help African Americans improve their standing in white-dominated society.
doing so would help African Americans improve their standing in white-dominated society.
doing so would help African Americans improve their standing in white-dominated society.
he was protesting 4 his and his people's rights as African Americans because of thier skin color and because he was African American so people were selfish and didn't think about the African Americans
d. internment of Japanese Americans I think we're doing the same test/study guide questions.
Because he spoke for us African Americans for freedom and to have our Rights. I feel if it wasn't for him the African Americans wouldn't be able to do what we are doing today, to those that wants and has an education.