By the end of the Civil War, over 186,000 African Americans had joined the Union army, making up 10% of the Union Army. Their significant role in the conflict led to their emancipation and struggles for equal treatment.
By the end of the Civil War, more than 186,000 African Americans had joined the Union army, comprising 10% of the entire Union Army. However, losses were high, with approximately one-third of them losing their lives during the war.
African American soldiers played a significant role in the conflict, challenging the status quo and eventually leading to their emancipation and recognition of their freedom post-war.
Black soldiers faced struggles for equal treatment, being initially denied the right to fight and later serving in racially segregated regiments led by white officers.
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