202. American Civil War: Gettysburg (Part 3)
The Rest Is History
Struggles for Freedom and Citizenship in War
This chapter examines the harrowing treatment of black and white soldiers during the Civil War, emphasizing the brutal realities faced by black troops, including events like the Fort Pillow massacre. It connects the post-war violence against black Americans to racial tensions and struggles for citizenship, particularly through military service. The discussion also addresses Lincoln's evolving strategies and electoral politics, especially the pivotal events surrounding his re-election in 1864 and the implications for the status of freed slaves.
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