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After the Civil War, Southern state legislatures

attempted to restrict the rights of formerly

enslaved persons by

(1) passing Black Codes

(2) ratifying the 15th amendment

(3) supporting the goals of the Radical

Republicans

(4) enacting legislation to strengthen the

Freedmen’s Bureau

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After the Civil War, Southern state legislatures attempted to restrict the rights of formerly enslaved persons by "passing Black Codes" which segregated blacks from whites. 

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