What Effect Did the Presence of Union Troops in the South

question 41

Multiple Choice

What effect did the presence of Union troops in the South have on slaves?

• A) It offered them hope and the taste of freedom.
• B) Slaves were disappointed because they were not welcome in the Union ranks.
• C) Slaves were still trying to figure which side to take.
• D) Many slaves were motivated to take up arms for the Confederacy.

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