Question

1. select all that apply. select the two main perspectives in the debate over allowing enslaved men to serve in the confederate army. the lack of resources and manpower would make it necessary to allow enslaved men to serve in the army. union soldiers would only fight harder if engaged in battle by black soldiers. arming enslaved men would be too much of a financial burden for the confederacy. allowing enslaved men to fight would undermine the wars purpose since the fight is about protecting slavery.

Explanation:

The Confederacy faced resource and manpower shortages late - in the war, which led some to consider using enslaved men as soldiers. Also, the Confederacy fought to protect slavery, and allowing enslaved men to fight could be seen as undermining this goal. The other options about Union soldiers' reaction and financial burden were not the main perspectives in this debate.

Answer:

The lack of resources and manpower would make it necessary to allow enslaved men to serve in the army.
Allowing enslaved men to fight would undermine the war's purpose since the fight is about protecting slavery.