Question

How did the Freedmen's Bureau affect South Carolina during reconstruction?

A. It appointed Freedmen's Bureau agents to post in South Carolina's government to achieve reconstruction goals.

B. The Freedmen's bureau in south Carolina reeducated former confederates as a requirement of reconstruction.

C. Reconstruction created a need for the redistribution of land, which the Freedmen's bureau organized in South Carolina.

D. In South Carolina, thousands of former slaves and whites received much needed emergency aid to survive during reconstruction.



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Answer 1

The correct answer is "C".

Freedman's Bureau established African American Municipalities in South Carolina, which were colloquially known as "Freedmen's Towns" during the Reconstruction era. As they had a predominantly African American Population. Their towns were inhabited by the slaves which had recently received freedom after the Civil War.

Answer 2

D) In South Carolina, during reconstruction, emergency aid was given to thousands of whites and former slaves to survive.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Freedmen's Bureau was initiated during the time the government was eradicating slavery and after American civil war. The Bureau provided welfare services to rebuild lives of people and communities affected by war.

The help provided included distributing rations to both blacks and white who were poor, proving physical aid to the freed African American to help get accustomed with life after slavery. Other improvements included building hospitals and black schools. It also donated money to provide training to assist in education.