How did some formerly enslaved African Americans in the South respond to advancing Union forces?

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Responses

They served as scouts and spies for the Union.
They served as scouts and spies for the Union.

They returned other former slaves to their owners.
They returned other former slaves to their owners.

They refused to serve until given special treatment.
They refused to serve until given special treatment.

They abandoned their farms and plantations.

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The correct response is: They served as scouts and spies for the Union.

Many formerly enslaved African Americans took the opportunity to assist Union forces by providing valuable information, acting as scouts, and serving in various capacities to support the Union Army's efforts during the Civil War.