groups are connected to African American Military History  from 1860 to1865. 

First watch this video: Global News’ Black History Month: The meaning behind Juneteenth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He0dxbINs7M

Writing interactive assignment #2:

Pick one historical figure or group on the list provided–each of these people or groups are connected to African American Military History  from 1860 to1865.

Discuss the history of this person(s) or units as it relates to African American Military History and remember to cite where you found your information. Also read two of your peers Soldier discussions and comment on the units or people they chose in comparison to the ones your wrote about.

Pick one from the list below of African American Military regiments or figures.

1. First Sergeant Powhatan Beaty of Richmond, VA at the Battle of Chapin’s Farm in 1864
2. 13th U.S.C.T at the Chapin’s Farm Battle in 1864
3. USCT 5th Regiment at the Battle of Saltville in 1864
4. April 12, 1864 in Fort Pillow, Tennessee
5. 8th U.S.C.T., from Philadelphia and the Appomattox Campaign
6. 7th U.S.C.T. regiment, recruited in Maryland and the Appomattox Campaign
7. 29th USCT
8. Colonel Ulysses Doubleday’s brigade
9. 41st U.S.C.T
10. 45th U.S.C.T
11. Colonel William W. Woodward’s brigade
12. 127th U.S.C.T
13. Major General Edward Ord’s Union Army of the James
14. Majors James W. Pegram and Thomas P. Turner  forming a troop of colored soldiers
15. “Negro Brigade” of Confederate States Colored Troops
16. 73rd U.S.C.T
17. 1st Louisiana  Native Guard after the siege on Port Hudson on May 27, 1863
18. CAPTAIN LOUIS A. SNAER, Co. B., 73rd U.S.C.T
19. 6th U.S.C.T and the combat they encountered at Chapin’s Farm Battle in 1864
20. Charles Tyler Trowbridge and how is he tied to the 33rd USCT
21. Cincinnati Black Brigade
22. 35th U.S.C.T
23. the Third U. S. Colored Cavalry and the march on Vicksburg
24. Battle of Fort Blakely and the  11 regiments of Colored Troops who participated in this battle
25. Robert Small
26. 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment’s assault on Fort Wagner
27. Eighth United States Colored Troops (U.S.C.T.). and the Battle of Olustee, 1864
28. 1st and 2nd South Carolina Volunteers.  1863
29. Harriet Tubman’s service in the Civil War
30. the Corps d”Afrique regiments out of Louisiana
31. Robert Gould Shaw
32. Cathay Williams or a.k.a. William Cathay, a soldier of the 8th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment
33. FIRST Kansas Colored Infantry, the battles at Honey Springs and US Senator James Lane
34. Camp William Penn  and explain how this place help make African American soldiers a permanent combat group in the US military
35.  Andersonville POW Prison camp and tell the class the conditions that African American soldiers faced when imprisoned there
36.  Levi Miller, a CSCT Confederate soldier of Virginia
37. U.S.C.T. AND COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN DESCENT: Name two of the 120 commissioned African American officers of the Civil War and explain why they received this award.

The second interactive assignment will have you investigate the participation of African Americans in the CIVIL WAR.  The discussion will ask you to highlight all the battles or events the one topic you chose from the list participated in the war.

Remember that this is a formal essay and you need an introduction, body, and conclusion