Together, the Black Codes and actions of the Ku Klux Klan

protected the rights of formerly enslaved people
inspired most people to accept the new ways of life
helped improve life in the Reconstruction-era South
prevented the exercising of rights in the Civil War Amendments

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Together, the Black Codes and actions of the Ku Klux Klan

 protected the rights of formerly enslaved people
 inspired most people to accept the new ways of life
 helped improve life in the Reconstruction-era South
 prevented the exercising of rights in the Civil War Amendments

anonymous · Answer

Well, as we all know, the Black Codes and KKK were NOT good. They clearly didn't protect the rights of formerly enslaved people. The new way of life was freedom, which they didn't inspire people to live by, as they were denying freedom from blacks. Definitely didn't improve life in the South. Therefore, the clear answer is it prevented the exercising of rights in the Civil War Amendments, which were the right to vote, citizenship, and freedom from slavery

shamallamadingdong · Answer

Do you understand ? and welcome to OpenStudy

anonymous · Answer

I think he either left before getting the answer or saw the answer, then left

shamallamadingdong · Answer

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