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Early in the Civil War, African Americans did not fight for the Union becausea) they could not fight as well as the white troopsb) Lincoln was afraid of antagonizing the border Statesc) of fear of riots from Irish immigrants in northern citiesd) they were not citizens of the United States; therefore, it was unconstitutional for the to serve in the armed forces
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