Answer:
Yes, they did change there minds of african americans because during the war they brought them to help but did not want them shooting yet. after a while they allowed them to fight with them with guns. they soon realized that they were a help of the war.
but still after the war was done people still use them as slaves so for the most part attitudes towards them changed.
Explanation:
During the bitter struggle over reconstruction policy, Congress overrode Johnson' veto of the Civil Rights Act.
<span>The situations A, B and D are not describing different opinions of thought. They just describe situations where there are different facts, but they do not show disagreement between people. On the other hand, option C, does describe a situation where two people have antagonist points of view about war: one supports the war and the other protests agains war. That is a clear identification of contrary beliefs about the issue of war. Then the answer is the option C. One citizen supports a war, while another joins a protest against it. </span>
