Freed blacks most often demanded a redistribution of economic resources. only asked for legal equality. were nearly unanimous in their desire for independence from white control. generally remained involved in mixed-race churches. sought violent revenge for past wrongs.

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Kaydence Combs

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17 March, 15:23

Freed blacks most often demanded a redistribution of economic resources. only asked for legal equality. were nearly unanimous in their desire for independence from white control. generally remained involved in mixed-race churches. sought violent revenge for past wrongs.

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Were nearly unanimous in their desire for independence from white control.

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With the thirteenth amendment of the national United States Constitution, slavery was officially over. Towards this situation, the general main desire from black communities was to possess their lands and also to do anything in their hands except to work for the whites.