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Malcom X famously said, "Nobody can give you freedom. Nobody can give you equality or justice or anything. If you're a man, you take it."
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Did some African Americans fight during the war in order to gain freedom?
yes:)
Why did the African Americans join patriots militias or the Continental Army or navy?
novanet answer : to gain their freedom
Why did approximatly 5000 African Americans join patriots militias or the Continental Army or navy?
novanet answer : to gain their freedom
Name three ways in which African Americans used passive resistance gain civil rights?
Sit-ins, freedom rides, and marches are some non-violent ways in which African Americans used passive resistance gain civil rights.
When did native Americans gain freedom?
we didn't.
What was the first African colony to gain freedom?
Ghana
Who did the African-Americans fight for during the American Revolution?
They participated as freedmen in just about every battle.
What was the relationship between the American Revolution and black freedom.?
The American Revolution was not only the colonies fight to gain independence but the African-Americans largest slave revolt.
What was the relationship between the American Revolution and Black Freedom?
The American Revolution was not only the colonies fight to gain independence but the African-Americans largest slave revolt.
Why did African-Americans join the American revolution?
Some African-Americans were offered freedom by either the colonists or the British. Volunteers to the Continental Army hoped that a free United States would mean new freedoms for all races. The British offered African-Americans freedom if they fought for them, but slaves risked the chance of being punished if caught running away from their masters.
Why did approximately 5000 African Americas join Patriot militias continental army or navy?
Africans believed they could expand their civil rights or gain their freedom by fighting for the Patriot troops.
What were the goals of the First Pan-African Congress?
to gain rights/equality for african americans
