AP Success - AP US History: Emancipation & Military Service
Question 1
It was the day when the First North Carolina Colored Regiment was formed.
It was the date the Emancipation Proclamation was signed, which declared his race to be free.
It was the date when Singleton was appointed Sergeant of Company G.
It marked the beginning of the Civil War.
Question 2
They expected to be taken into federal service immediately.
They anticipated receiving compensation for their previous unpaid labor.
They hoped to gain voting rights and political representation.
They looked forward to the immediate end of the Civil War.
Question 3
He was the first colored man to be accepted into the federal service.
He was the author of the Emancipation Proclamation.
He was the commander of the regiment Singleton joined and a champion of the African American race.
He was the governor of North Carolina who supported Singleton's regiment.
Question 4
The North Carolina Freedom Battalion.
The 35th Regiment, United States Colored Troops.
The Beecher Colored Infantry.
The First North Carolina Colored Regiment.
Question 5
He was the founder of the First North Carolina Colored Regiment.
He was the highest-ranking African American officer in the Civil War.
He was the first African American to receive the Medal of Honor.
He was the first colored man to be accepted into the federal service and provided a thousand men for the government.
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