Lincoln knew that there was still racial distrust of Africans even in the North. He needed the support of border states that still allowed slavery and feared unrest at freeing all of the slaves. Still, he did not always dissuade the inclusion of black volunteer groups in the Union Army, wherever his generals thought proper. By August, 1862, aware of the need for Union enlistees, Congress authorized the formation of "test" regiments, segregated and led by white officers, within the Army proper.
Lincoln wanted all blacks deported after the civil war because he thought them inferior to whites. He had plans to send them offshore. John Wilkes Booth save the black man from expulsion from the mainland.
For the same reason that he did not proclaim emancipation until Sep 1862. He hoped at first that Unionist elements in the South might bring an end to secession, and feared that "provovative" actions might lead to secession by the border slave States. By 1862/3, however, it was clear that Southern Unionists were too weak to do this, and that military victory was the only way of restoring the Union, while the Border states were no longer able to secede in the face of the Union Army. So he went ahead.
It wasn't President Lincoln as much as people from the north that didn't want black men to fight. Even though they didn't believe in slavery, they were still prejudice against the black man.
Because he wanted to deport them
The president who sent American soldiers to Somalia was Bill Clinton. The deployment of 1,500 to 3,000 soldiers took place in 1993.
Bush A+
Bush A+
President Roosevelt was Americas 26th President. During the Spanish American war Mr. Roosevelt's soldiers had the nickname of "Rough Riders."
Shortly before President Clinton took office, American soldiers were sent to Somalia. President George W. Bush deployed the soldiers to guard relief supplies and food.
volunteers and recruitment
Truman
Answer this question… Hundreds of American soldiers were killed in bombings.
More American soldiers were killed in the Vietnam War under President Johnson than in any other conflict since 1960.
The Emancipation Proclamation, issued by President Abraham Lincoln in 1862, permitted African Americans to fight for the North during the American Civil War. This proclamation declared that all slaves in Confederate territory were declared free, and authorized the recruitment of African American soldiers into the Union Army. By the end of the war, over 180,000 African American soldiers had served in the Union Army.
Basically recruitment posters, parades, and drafts.
jimmy carter