During the Spanish-American War, African Americans in the military:
- Were able to pressure the federal government for civil rights reform because of their service.
- Had little opportunity to distinguish themselves in battle.
- Found segregation and discrimination similar to civilian life.
a. Were able to pressure the federal government for civil rights reform because of their service.
b. Had little opportunity to distinguish themselves in battle.
c. Were treated as equals and given opportunities for advancement they did not experience in civilian life.
d. Found segregation and discrimination similar to civilian life.