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How did the Twenty-Eighth Regiment USCT participate in the Civil War? Select all that apply.
They placed dynamite to destroy a fort during the Battle of the Crater.
They performed drills to promote African American freedom but did not fight in battle.
They displayed bravery and experienced heavy losses during battle.
They guarded supply lines and performed manual labor, never seeing the front lines.

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Select: They displayed bravery and experienced heavy losses during battle.

Explanation: The 28th Regiment, U.S. Colored Troops saw combat and suffered heavy casualties in action (they were among the Black regiments that fought bravely at Petersburg/Crater and elsewhere). They did not plant the mine that blew the Crater (that work was done by Union engineers/miners, notably men from the 48th Pennsylvania), nor were they limited to drills or only guard/labor duty.