4. How did enslaved African Americans in the South help the Union in the war?

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TEA [102]3 years ago

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Answer:

They helped because they had to pick the cotton for clothes and to sell to buy things from other people. They also helped by fighting with the people that were in the army already. They also worked on plantation farms to get the resources like food and wool. Please comment on this answer to tell me if it is wrong. I hope this is correct and it helps you! Have a great day!

Katarina [22]3 years ago

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Answer:

During the war,both sides used Africans Americans for military purposes, in the south as enslaved labour in the north as a wage labor and military volunteers. Over 100,00 formerly enslaved people fought for the union and over

500,000 fled their plantations for Union lines

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