Basically for the same rights granted to other Americans
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No, there were people of various racial and ethnic backgrounds who were involved in the Civil War. African Americans played a significant role, including as soldiers and support workers, both for the Union and Confederate forces. There were also Native Americans and individuals from other racial and ethnic groups who participated in the conflict.
try researching "ethnic stratification" and you may discover why the attempt to enslave native Americans did not work as well as bringing slaves from other continents.
They were denied rights in their own country
constitution handbook left side?,,me too
The Civil War amendments {APEX}
Even though the slaves were freed after the Civil War, they still did not have the same rights that other Americans had. Women still had not won the right to vote, so they also did not have any say in who was going to be in the White House. The freed slaves became sharecroppers on land owned by their former owners and weren't much better off for it.
Many former slaves migrated to southern cities for economic opportunities, such as jobs in industries like manufacturing and agriculture. They also sought community and social support from other African Americans who had already established themselves in urban areas. Additionally, southern cities offered better access to education and political rights compared to rural areas.
The Bill of Rights and other amendments protect the rights of all Americans.
The Spanish had slaves in North America in the 1500's. Columbus made 1500 Native Americans slaves and the other explorers also made Native Americans slaves.
In America, landowning white men had access to rights that women, native americans, african slaves, and other men who didnt own property did not
slaves were African Americans because white people thought other colored people were different from them and segregation is another reason
No, because it's not fair for the other African Americans to be controlled by other experienced slaves.
The Federal government (mis)led the newly-freed slaves to believe that they would receive land and other resources - "forty acres and a mule." Also, after Federal administrators left the former Confederate States in 1877, white southerners regained control, denied the vote and other civil rights to blacks, and legalized segregation in schools and other public places.
Other than african americans what other nationality has to have voting rights?
Slaves had no rights because back when they were around, they weren't considered human, but something below human to justify their slavery. Slaves were considered to be like horses and dogs, those don't have rights have either so why would slaves.