Question

1. select all that apply. select three statements about robert smalls that are true. he fought at the battle of gettysburg on the side of the union. he served in congress as a representative from south carolina. he was an important advisor to president lincoln. he founded the republican party in south carolina. he was the only black to serve as a colonel in the confederate army. he took the confederate gunboat planter and sailed family members through confederate territory to union territory. enlisting blacks as pressure grew to allow black men to enlist in the union army, resistance to the idea grew as well. there were anti - black riots in six north cities in the summer of 1862. in one instance, irish workers attempted to burn down a tobacco factory where black women and children were working.

Explanation:

Robert Smalls was a prominent figure in the Civil - War era. He served in Congress as a representative from South Carolina. He also took the Confederate gunboat Planter and sailed family members and others to Union territory. He did not fight at Gettysburg, was not an advisor to Lincoln, did not found the Republican Party in South Carolina, and was not in the Confederate Army as a colonel.

Answer:

He served in Congress as a representative from South Carolina.
He took the Confederate gunboat Planter and sailed family members through Confederate territory to Union territory.