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After the Civil War, Southern governments passed laws called Black Codes that

A. granted freedom to African Americans.
B. supplied land to African Americans.
C. banned slavery throughout the South.
D. restricted the rights of African Americans.



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Final answer:

Black Codes were post-Civil War laws that restricted African Americans' rights and aimed to maintain control over their labor.


Explanation:

Black Codes were laws passed by Southern states after the Civil War that restricted the rights of African Americans and aimed to keep them in conditions similar to slavery. These codes denied African Americans basic rights, imposed harsh labor requirements, restricted mobility, and effectively maintained control over black labor.


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