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Freedmen's schools were primarily established by the American Missionary Association (AMA) and other religious and philanthropic organizations after the Civil War. These schools aimed to provide education to formerly enslaved African Americans in the South. They were supported by the federal government through the Freedmen's Bureau, which played a crucial role in funding and organizing educational efforts for freed slaves.

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