<span>The correct answer is the last one: African American soldiers were more likely than others to serve in combat positons during the Vietnam War. In fact, statistics gathered from the time show that in 1968 although African Americans made up 12% of total Army and Marine numbers they contributed more than 50% of the front line combat troops. This was a clear disparity that was worked to reverse as the war progressed. Still, many argue that African American soldiers shouldered an unfair burden of loss during the Vietnam War.</span>
In the north east portion of the United States predominantly Pittsburg, and the industrial Midwest
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The U.S. Constitution establishes three separate but equal branches of government the legislative branch (makes the law), the executive branch (enforces the law), and the judicial branch (interprets the laws).
The Massachusetts Provincial Congress approved the creation of a colonial army consisting of 26 regiments on April 23, 1775, after which smaller armies were formed, from New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. On June 14, 1775, the Second Continental Congress continued with the creation of a continental army, adopting the armies that had already been created outside Boston (with 22,000 soldiers) and New York (5,000). The first ten companies of Continental Troops were created after a year of getting ready; soldiers from Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia were used as light infantry, which in 1776 became the First Regiment of the Continental Army.
