They are monuments to the gritty courage of the men who fought and died there. None condemned war more than those who suffered the horror and trauma of battle. Most Civil War soldiers were volunteers and they fought not for glory or for money, but for a cause in which they believed deeply.
Although many served in the infantry and artillery discriminatory practices resulted in large numbers of African-American soldiers being assigned to perform noncombat, support duties as cooks, laborers, and Teamsters.
Answer:
War On Poverty
Explanation:
It can't be B or C because he wasn't directly contributing majorly to those.
It's more likely to be D over A because D is a better thing to be remembered for than A.
No, it is false that the Shogun defeated emperor Meiji's modernized forces to keep Japan isolated, since in fact Emperor Meiji presided over one of the greatest modernizations of all time.
