The correct answer is food and medical care.
The Freedmen's Bureau was a federal organization formed after the end of the Civil War. The goal of this agency was to help newly freed African Americans get adjusted to their lifes as free American citizens with rights. In this case, the Freedmen's Bureau helped in several different ways by helping African American citizens get new jobs, food, medical care, and other resources that would help them to become successful American citizens. However, this organization only lasts a few years during the era of Reconstruction, ultimately folding due to the lack of funds from the federal government.