Black Codes

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The Civil Rights Act of 1866 and the 14th Amendment provided African Americans with legal protections against the oppressive black codes enacted by Southern states. The Civil Rights Act aimed to grant citizenship and equal rights, while the 14th Amendment ensured due process and equal protection under the law. Additionally, the presence of federal troops during Reconstruction helped enforce these laws and protect African Americans from discriminatory practices. Together, these measures aimed to counteract the restrictive effects of the black codes.

Black codes were codes made during Reconstruction after the Civil war, they were made to control blacks after they were emancipated. They were not actual Laws, but like a code of conduct in the south. They basically included that blacks had to be in service of a white person, that they could not have congregations together, that they could not speak out, and that they could not have weapons. They also included that blacks could not go out without a white 'supervisor'

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the main purpose of the legislation was to stabilize the black workforce by compelling African Americans to work and by limiting their economic options … The laws aimed to replace the social controls of slavery, which had been legally swept away by the Emancipation Proclamation and the Thirteenth Amendment, and to reinstate the substance of the slave system without the legal form.

Segregation ended after Brown vs. Board of education was passed, when MLK made his speech, when the jim crow laws were killed, etc. There are many different checkpoints, but there was never a specific date of the end.

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The Southern black codes most restricted the rights of freed slaves. However, a few things they allowed were the rights to own property, make contracts, keep the money they earned, use the legal system, and have protection under the law.

Things that were part of the black codes included segregation (where blacks and whites couldn't eat at the same table), curfews (blacks can't be out past dark), movement restrictions (blacks can't leave/enter city without permission), employment restrictions (could only work on the plantation you were freed from), and voting restrictions (could vote if you could read, and if your grandfather was not a slave)

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The main purpose of the black codes was to regain power over the blacks and use the law to do so.

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by expanding the power of the Freedmen's Bureau and passing the Civil Rights Act of 1866. President Johnson vetoed the bill calling it an act of usurpation of State powers. The Republican Congress responded with a two thirds majority to override the veto.

black code lasted atleast a year

the black codes were a way for the southern states to still have "slavery" but without getting in trouble from the union

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Black codes were passed to keep freedmen( formerly enslaved people) in a condition similar to slavery. They had to be indoors at a certain time--therefore they had a curfew. Black children could be whipped or beaten by anyone if they didn't accept apprenticeships. It was also mandatory that African Americans had to pay a yearly labor contract.