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How were the lives of African Americans made more difficult after the end of reconstruction?
no food ,cloothes ,torn houses,no home or shelter,slavery,segregation, unjust treatment
What would happen if the declaration included freedom for African Americans?
than african americans would have normal lives back than during slavery.
How did Washington see the lives of whites and African Americans interacting?
George Washington viewed the lives of whites and African Americans as interconnected, particularly in the context of the economy and society of his time. He recognized that enslaved Africans were integral to the agricultural success of his plantation and the broader economy. While he personally evolved in his views on slavery, advocating for gradual emancipation later in life, he still operated within a system that upheld racial hierarchies. Washington's interactions with African Americans were complex, reflecting both the reliance on their labor and the moral dilemmas surrounding slavery.
How did life change for African Americans after the civil war?
Lives of African Americans changed because they were free. However, they often led more dangerous lives because they were still not able to get what the white people had. Most turned to tenant farming because they had no money. With that said, African Americans gained civil rights that white people had.
Did the end of slavery dramatically improve the lives of African Americans?
Not really, segregation came about 20 years after and it really wasn't until the mid 1960's when segregation officially ended.
How were the lives of African Americans made more difficult after the end of reconstruction?
no food ,cloothes ,torn houses,no home or shelter,slavery,segregation, unjust treatment
How were lives of African Americans made more difficult after the end of Reconstruction?
no food ,cloothes ,torn houses,no home or shelter,slavery,segregation, unjust treatment
What would happen if the declaration included freedom for African Americans?
than african americans would have normal lives back than during slavery.
What is one action the KKK took to make the lives of African Americans life harder than slavery?
prison
How were the lives of African American made more difficult after the end of Reconstruction?
no food ,cloothes ,torn houses,no home or shelter,slavery,segregation, unjust treatment
Pbs 2006 African-Americans ancestral?
African American lives
How did Washington see the lives of whites and African Americans interacting?
George Washington viewed the lives of whites and African Americans as interconnected, particularly in the context of the economy and society of his time. He recognized that enslaved Africans were integral to the agricultural success of his plantation and the broader economy. While he personally evolved in his views on slavery, advocating for gradual emancipation later in life, he still operated within a system that upheld racial hierarchies. Washington's interactions with African Americans were complex, reflecting both the reliance on their labor and the moral dilemmas surrounding slavery.
How did life change for African Americans after the civil war?
Lives of African Americans changed because they were free. However, they often led more dangerous lives because they were still not able to get what the white people had. Most turned to tenant farming because they had no money. With that said, African Americans gained civil rights that white people had.
What laws controlled the lives of African Americans in the 1800?
Slavers. In the 1880's the African American Americans worked as slaves.
Did the end of slavery dramatically improve the lives of African Americans?
Not really, segregation came about 20 years after and it really wasn't until the mid 1960's when segregation officially ended.
How did the war change African Americans lives?
it is because yeah
How did the 14th amendment change lives of African Americans?
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