1. Who wrote the Emancipation Proclamation? A. Lincoln B. Franklin C. Jefferson D. none of these 2. What did this document state? 3. How were African American soldiers treated? A. fairly B. poorly C. unequally D. B & C

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The Emancipation Proclamation made the recruiting of African American soldiers
official in 1863. Despite this, they were often paid less and poorly treated by their white
commanding officers. Additionally, if captured, death was almost certain. Despite
these factors, close to 179,000 African Americans enlisted and is estimated 40,000 died
in service to the country. One African American who transitioned from what was known
as contraband to a drummer for the 79 th U.S. Colored Troops in Louisiana was a young
man named Jackson. His job as drummer was to keep a steady beat so the troops
could maintain time while marching. While at camp, they ran errands, took care of
horses, and sometimes cooked. While in battle, the drummer might have worked in the
hospital, collected ammunition, and sometimes became a soldier himself.
1. Who wrote the Emancipation Proclamation?
A. Lincoln B. Franklin C. Jefferson D. none of these
2. What did this document state?
3. How were African American soldiers treated?
A. fairly B. poorly C. unequally D. B & C
4. What would almost be sure to happen if an African American soldier was captured?
5. About how many African Americans sacrificed their lives for the United States as
soldiers during the American Civil War?
6. What was the job of the drummer?
A. keep beat B. win C. collect food D. B & C
7. The drummer known as Jackson was a member of the
Transcribed Image Text:10:12 1 Done Civil War Worksheet (2 of 13... Name Soldiers .LTE The Emancipation Proclamation made the recruiting of African American soldiers official in 1863. Despite this, they were often paid less and poorly treated by their white commanding officers. Additionally, if captured, death was almost certain. Despite these factors, close to 179,000 African Americans enlisted and is estimated 40,000 died in service to the country. One African American who transitioned from what was known as contraband to a drummer for the 79 th U.S. Colored Troops in Louisiana was a young man named Jackson. His job as drummer was to keep a steady beat so the troops could maintain time while marching. While at camp, they ran errands, took care of horses, and sometimes cooked. While in battle, the drummer might have worked in the hospital, collected ammunition, and sometimes became a soldier himself. 1. Who wrote the Emancipation Proclamation? A. Lincoln B. Franklin C. Jefferson D. none of these 2. What did this document state? 3. How were African American soldiers treated? A. fairly B. poorly C. unequally D. B & C 4. What would almost be sure to happen if an African American soldier was captured? 5. About how many African Americans sacrificed their lives for the United States as soldiers during the American Civil War? 6. What was the job of the drummer? A. keep beat B. win C. collect food D. B & C 7. The drummer known as Jackson was a member of the
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The Emancipation Proclamation was an important document, issued during the Civil War. This war was fought between the Southern and Northern states of America because the southern states seceded from the Union. This secession mainly happened due to the issues of slavery, and in the end, slavery was prohibited from the country. 

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