For African Americans in the South, life after slavery was a world transformed. After the civil war, and the achievement of their new-found freedom, African Americans, struggled to gain the same or near the same rights that the white people had. Along with the fact that most had to restart their lives from the beginning. But little by little African Americans slowly gained their rights and equality.
The republicans or (Radical Republicans) where the reason 13th amendment was put as a law they were opposed Awhile after the 13th amendment was ratified and slavery abolished, governments across the South enacted laws known as Black Codes. “These laws granted certain legal rights to blacks, but the Codes also made it illegal for blacks to
The republicans or (Radical Republicans) where the reason 13th amendment was put as a law they were opposed Awhile after the 13th amendment was ratified and slavery abolished, governments across the South enacted laws known as Black Codes. “These laws granted certain legal rights to blacks, but the Codes also made it illegal for blacks to