Despite the fact that the Thirteenth Amendment had prohibited subjugation, obviously the Dark codes were stilled an issue to numerous freedmen. The Dark codes, which passed not long after the Common War finished, kept up a modest wellspring of homestead work and managed the social order. These codes made it unlawful for African Americans to convey weapons or vote. They couldn't serve on juries, affirm in court against or wed white nationals, or go without grants. The Dark codes weren't totally gone until 1868 when the fourteenth amendment was endorsed. Very few other extraordinary issues happened until the finish of the nineteenth century when the Jim Crow laws developed. Jim Crow laws were nineteenth century were an obstruction to change for
