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Which of the following limited opportunities for freedmen in the South after the Civil War ended? A. Radical Reconstruction B. Lincoln's Ten Percent Plan C.the Black Codes D. the Fourteenth Amendment
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Which of the following limited opportunities for freedmen in the South after the Civil War ended?

A. Radical Reconstruction
B. Lincoln's Ten Percent Plan
C.the Black Codes
D. the Fourteenth Amendment

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the correct is C. I am from connexus social studies 8th grade here are the rest of the answers

#1 A. President Johnson encouraged former Confederate States to reject the 14th amendment, and D. President Johnson fired several military commanders who supported radical reconstruction

#2. D. They worried that the Supreme Court would find the civil rights act unconstitutional

#3. C. the black codes

#4. D. Radical republicans wanting to guarantee freedmen were given the right to vote

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The answer is D you are welcome !
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