After the Union decides to allow blacks to fight on their side, what position does Douglass assume?

recruiting African American soldiers into the Union Army and actively participated and initiated recruitment meetings.

Explanation:

After the declaration of Emancipation Proclamation by President Lincoln, slaves from Confederate states became free and were allowed serve in the Union army. Frederick Douglas who had been suggesting President Lincoln for the recruitment of slaves in the Union army finally achieved his goals.

Douglass assumed the role of recruiting African American soldiers into the Union Army and actively participated and initiated recruitment meetings and events in different parts of the country.

the punic wars had a number of important impacts to the roman society and politics. by 164 bc, rome was a very different country then before the punic wars that saw immediate and long term effects. some changes that occurred included a shift in political influence and wealth to the senatorial class, peasant community dynamics were changing with many moving to the cities, while work and food became scarcer. the wealthy benefited, with their lifestyles becoming more luxurious through the roman cultural exposure to greek influence. from this stemmed a new social climate that emerged after the many years of warfare.