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What did Mississippi legislators do in 1865 to limit the rights of formerly enslaved African Americans? They disbanded the Freedmen’s Bureau. They repealed the Thirteenth Amendment. They passed laws called
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What did Mississippi legislators do in 1865 to limit the rights of formerly enslaved African Americans?

They disbanded the Freedmen’s Bureau.
They repealed the Thirteenth Amendment.
They passed laws called the Black Codes.
They prevented scalawags from voting.

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Not neccarily the legislatros but KKK and terror groups.

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The answer would be C because they passed the laws
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