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What role did "black codes" play during Reconstruction?

A. They provided African-American housing.
B. They resulted in segregation and repression.
C. They secured African-American civil rights.

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Final answer:

Black codes were laws that discriminated against freed slaves and maintained white supremacy through segregation and repression.


Explanation:

Black codes were laws passed in Southern states after the Civil War that discriminated against freed slaves and other Blacks, depriving them of their rights. These codes enforced segregation and repression, limiting the freedoms of African Americans and maintaining white supremacy.


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