Question

1. choose the best answer.

what gave black union soldiers additional motivation to fight bravely?
black soldiers captured by the confederate army were enslaved or executed.
fighting bravely put an end to racism.
black soldiers who fought bravely received additional food and supplies.
black soldiers could only be discharged after serving in six battles.

1. choose the best answer.

the ____ allowed the confederate government to force 20,000 enslaved men into the military by paying enslavers in exchange for the slave labor.
impressment law in 1863
conscription act of 1862
emancipation proclamation
twenty negro law

Explanation:

For question 21, Black Union soldiers knew that if captured by the Confederate army, they faced enslavement or execution, which was a strong motivation to fight bravely. The other options are not accurate as fighting bravely did not end racism immediately, there's no evidence of additional food - supplies for bravery, and discharge rules are not a motivation for bravery.
For question 22, the Twenty Negro Law allowed the Confederate government to force 20,000 enslaved men into the military by paying enslavers for the slave labor. The Impressment law was about seizing goods and services, the Conscription Act was about drafting free men, and the Emancipation Proclamation freed enslaved people in Confederate - held territory.

Answer:

1. Black soldiers captured by the Confederate army were enslaved or executed.
2. Twenty Negro Law