Question

what you think was the intent of the framers of the “Black Codes” in Mississippi following the demise of slavery. What fears concerning the Black population are expressed in the “Codes”? How does the “Codes” achieve that intent? Although the freed people had been emancipated from slavery, how could the “Codes” limit their “new birth of freedom”?

Answer 1

The black codes were put into place in an attempt to keep black in their place and to lower morale among them so that slaves literally could not do anything unless they were told and were not allowed to even eat unless their masters allowed them to and even then they didn't get what they want it was usually scrapped there master chose to give them when they were moldy and bad.

Another thing is that they were not allowed to leave their masters' place or else be brung back in and beat in front of other slaves usually as an example that if yall do this is what you are gonna get.

It was so bad a lot of them killed themselves to escape the horrors they would ace and the hard labor but even then it was taken out on the other slaves so It didn't really work in the long run it just helped them.

Another striking thing I find is that when Abraham Lincoln introduced the Emancipation proclamation many of the slaves were so mentally beaten down and worn out that they chose to stay slaves because that was the only thing they knew how to do.

Imagine living in a time like that and being black.

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Answer 2

The black codes were laws put in place to restrict minorities. They were created with the intent to maintain segregation, uphold white supremacy ideas, and exploit cheap labor. They did this by creating things like the poll tax, literacy tests, the grandfather clause, and the white primary. The black codes prevented black Americans from exercising their right to vote.