Description
1.You are an African American soldier just coming home from fighting in France during World War I. Explain what life was like for you serving in the United States Army. What was your job, where did you live, how did the French, as well as those you served with, treat you? What was life like for you when you returned to the United States (where did you live, did you have a job, and did you go to school)? 200 words
2.You are an American citizen in the time period of this unit. Write a brief letter to a citizen of another country that the United States is expanding to during this time period. Share why, from your perspective, this expansion is good. In the letter explain why the United States taking on an imperial position is bad from your perspective. Include the issues of expansion, foreign policy, and trade, as well as other areas of interest to you. 300 words
Explanation & Answer
Hi
there,Kindly
see the attached file for a complete response to your question. Feel free to
let me know in case something requires my attention.Regards,Talia
Running head: AFRICAN AMERICAN DURING WORLD WAR I
African-Americans during World War I
Student’s Name
Institutional Affiliation
Course
Date
1
AFRICAN AMERICAN DURING WORLD WAR I
2
Introduction
Serving as an African American soldier in the United States Army during the
World War I was the most challenging experiences I ever had. Life in France during the
World War I was difficult, and many of my colleague soldiers and I were still
discriminated and looked upon by our counterparts’ white American soldiers. Precisely, I
joined the United States Army with a high spirit of fighting for my country’s democracy
as pleasingly clarified by Woodrow Wilson. However, one question that alway...
Review
Review
