Question

tanner coker - inquiry slides: westward expansion & transcontinental railroad
buffalo soldiers
who were the buffalo soldiers?
(the buffalo soldiers were brave african - american soldiers in the united states army. they were first formed on september 21, 1866, at fort leavenworth, kansas. native american tribes gave them this nickname during the american indian wars)
how did they get their name?
the name \buffalo soldiers\ eventually came to mean all the african - american regiments created in 1866.
what did they do?
they help fight for america and in world war 2 help cargo
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Explanation:

The Buffalo Soldiers were African - American soldiers in the US Army, first formed in 1866. Their name was given by Native American tribes during the American Indian Wars. They fought for America and assisted with cargo in World War II.

Answer:

The Buffalo Soldiers were brave African - American soldiers in the United States Army, first formed on September 21, 1866, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Native American tribes gave them the nickname during the American Indian Wars. They helped fight for America and in World War 2 helped with cargo.