What best describes African Americans in the military in ww2

Answer: Tantalizing possibilities were considered, some actual

freedoms were gained, and then slave-holding reality returned in

force. This statement is supported by the experiences of a number

of African-Americans on the Revolutionary side of the conflict,

some of whom were freed and acted as free men in the military

forces of the patriot army. It is also supported by those

African-Americans who were freed by the British in return for

services to be rendered against the patriot forces. It is finally

supported by the general return to slave-holding practices

throughout America at the war's conclusion.