In 1863, African American involvement in the Civil War changed due to a new law that permitted African Americans to enlist in the military. This shift was largely a result of the issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation by President Abraham Lincoln, which allowed for the enlistment of freed slaves into the Union Army. This marked a significant turning point, as it opened up opportunities for African Americans to actively fight for their freedom and the Union cause.
In 1863, African American involvement in the Civil War changed due to a new law that
required freed African Americans to join the military.
permitted African Americans to enlist in the military.
required enslaved African Americans to join the military.
forbid African American from enlisting in the military.
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