How did the black codes affect South Carolina during Reconstruction?

1) The black codes, in effect, all but restored the system of slavery in the South.

2) A fully integrated society was created as a result of the black codes being passed.

3) The black codes preserved slavery on a small scale, allowing one slave per family.

4) After the was, the black codes guaranteed equal rights for all freedmen.

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Rory Gonzales

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7 December, 08:49

How did the black codes affect South Carolina during Reconstruction?

1) The black codes, in effect, all but restored the system of slavery in the South.

2) A fully integrated society was created as a result of the black codes being passed.

3) The black codes preserved slavery on a small scale, allowing one slave per family.

4) After the was, the black codes guaranteed equal rights for all freedmen.

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Livia Ali · Answer 1

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Explanation:

the answer is 1) The black codes, in effect, all but restored the system of slavery in the South.

After the Civil War, white Southerners quickly mobilized to eliminate the newly discovered freedom of blacks. They wanted blacks to be slaves again. For this to be "legal," they passed new laws that seemed, on the surface, neutral and fair for all races. But in reality, these laws were designed with the purpose of repressing blacks.

South Carolina began establishing Black Codes immediately. The 1865 Constitution, passed only a few months after the Civil War ended, did not grant African Americans the right to vote. He also retained racial qualifications for the legislature.

Cindy Kelley · Answer 2

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