During the Civil War, African Americans in the North <u>B. </u><u>fought </u><u>in s</u><u>egregated regiments.</u>
During the Civil War:
- African Americans were not initially allowed to join the Union armies.
- African Americans eventually enrolled in the war but were in segregated units.
These segregated units were commanded by White officers as the Union did not want to commission any Black officers. These units fought bravely and earned much praise.
In conclusion, option B is correct.
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C. Because the law reigns supreme over all the citizens of a country
The chief result of U.S participation in World War 1 is, that the U.S forces ended the stalemate and let go an allied victory. The U.S was the force they needed
Answer:
Well the first battles were the battles of Lexington and Concord, it was the very first battle of the American Revolution.
Many things led up to this though, things like the Boston Massacre for example.
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