Question

Name four changes were enjoyed by freed slaves?

Answer 1

Answer:

Black codes were essentially replacements for slave codes in those States. Before the war, Northern States that had prohibited slavery also enacted black codes: Connecticut,Ohio,lllinois, Indiana, Michigan and New York enacted laws to discourage free blacks from residing in those States.

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Answer 2

The 13th Amendment (1865) ended slavery, and slavery’s end implied new found freedom for African Americans.

Explanation:

• Life since slavery had been changed for African Americans in the South. The atrocities and injustices of slave life,  the sale of family members and their forcible transfer, the exclusion of education, wages, legal marriage, home-ownership, and more had been eliminated.
• The Congress adopted and enforced laws promoting civil & political rights of African Americans across the South the reconstruction period, lasting from 1860-1877, and guaranteed black men their right to vote in accordance with the Constitution.
• The rights, responsibilities & opportunities of the citizens were also taken actively by African Americans. Several hundred African-Americans, including two US. senators and 14 members of the US House of Representatives, served as elected public officials during reconstruction. About 1300 American men and women holding government positions.
• In African-American cultures and communities, the Black churches were both places of deep religious renewal & community worship, and places of learning, socialization and political organisation. Blacks Ministers were leaders of the community
• The desire for education of African Americans generated interest at every level in establishing schools, from primary schools to the creation of the first black colleges including the Howard University & Fisk University in the nation.
• A legislative body formed to help the former slaves, the Freedmen's Buryau (1865-1870) managed some 3000 schools in the south and ran freedmen 's hospitals and treatment centres.