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Transcript
Chapter 11 Section 2
African Americans and the War
How did the Emancipation Proclamation and the efforts of African American
soldiers affect the course of the war?

Lincoln recognized the need to include ___________________ slavery as a goal of the war.

________________________________joined the Union’s army and navy and fought for freedom.
Frederick Douglass

As war progressed, ___________________ Frederick Douglass urged ___________________ to
abolish ___________________ and allow blacks to fight for the Union.
Slavery

Lincoln was further ___________________ to address the issue of slavery because:
o Union troops did not know what to do with ___________________ people who came
under their control in ___________________ territories.
o Slavery was very ___________________ among the Union’s European ______________.
Emancipation Proclamation, Part 1
Lincoln’s actions to ___________________ ___________________:

He drafted the ____________________________________________________to abolish slavery.

In the summer of 1862, he shared it with his ___________________ who supported it.

They decided to wait for a Union battle ___________________ to announce the plan.
Antietam

Union troops attacked Lee at ___________________, before Lee was able to mount a surprise
___________________on the Union.

The Battle at Antietam was the single ___________________ battle of the war with more than
___________________soldiers dead or wounded.

Lincoln announced the Emancipation Proclamation after the Union victory at the Battle of
Antietam in ___________________.

It made the abolition of slavery one of the ___________________ goals of the Union.
Emancipation Proclamation, Part 2

The Emancipation Proclamation was finally issued September 22, 1862.

It was a ______________________________________.

It freed enslaved people in the states still in ___________________ as of January 1, 1863.

It did not apply to ______________________________________.

It did not apply to ___________________ areas already under Union military control.
The Militia Act

Two months before Lincoln ___________________ the Emancipation Proclamation, Congress
had passed the ______________________________________.

This ___________________ free ___________________ in the North to join the Union military
and ___________________ fight for their freedom.
Black Soldiers
After the Militia Act,
• thousands of ______________________________________became Union soldiers.
• nearly two dozen black Civil War soldiers received the Congressional ______________________
• some ___________________black soldiers lost their lives in over 40 major Civil War battles.
• the ______________________________________was recognized for its outstanding action in the
battle for ______________________________________, South Carolina.
___________________ faced by African American troops–
• often assigned ___________________ tasks and longest guard duty
• fought three-years to win ______________________________________
• ___________________ if captured by Confederate troops
Slaves
Enslaved people ___________________ to the war effort by
• using various forms of ___________________ against the Confederacy.
• providing ___________________ and supplies such as ___________________ to Union troops.
• refusing to work for their ______________________________________.
• running away to ___________ camps and working for the Union, often serving as
___________________ or ___________________.