Author Question: How were black volunteers greeted by the United States government in 1861? A) The government ... (Read 58 times)

WhattoUnderstand · **on:** Aug 9, 2018

How were black volunteers greeted by the United States government in 1861?

A) The government eagerly integrated its military and allowed blacks to serve immediately.
B) The government accepted the early volunteers but only with great reluctance.
C) The government immediately sent them into the South to serve as unofficial spies.
D) The government refused to enlist them.

Question 2

The American Woman Suffrage Association differed from the National Woman Suffrage
Association most significantly in

A) being led by Lucy Stone.
B) having its own magazine.
C) in that it fought for the Fifteenth Amendment.
D) in that it fought for women's suffrage at the local level.