When were slaves allowed an education?

Answer 1

The postbellum United States was a very unfriendly place for freed slaves. Many Freed slaves actually stayed on their plantations (where they were certainly not educated) due to the difficultly of finding employment in an incredibly prejudiced society and the relative sercuity they had on a plantation. Of those slaves that did leave the plantations many moved to cites where they became the urban poor. In short aside from isolated attempts from the Freedmen's Bureau(established by the radical republicans and almost as quickly abolished by the consecrative Andrew Johnson) freed slaves were not educated

Answer 2

slaves werent every allowed an education. But black citizens of France were allowed education in the late 1790's. Black citizens of Britain were allowed education in the late 1820's. And black citizens of America werent allowed education until the 1870's

Answer 3

A slave might have learned to read and write by seeing writings all around and they copy it and write it down.

They learn to read by pronouncing the letters that they know, so they learn to read like that.