The Confederate Government's Position on the Recruitment of Slaves for the Southern

question 13

Multiple Choice

The Confederate government's position on the recruitment of slaves for the Southern armies was

• A)never seriously considered.
• B)to assign each Confederate battalion one regiment of noncombat black troops to do menial jobs.
• C)to finally authorize the recruitment of slaves as soldiers just weeks before the war ended.
• D)approved by the Confederate Congress but the bill was vetoed by Jefferson Davis.
• E)to use slaves to fight for the Confederacy from the beginning of the war.

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