The options for the blank in the first question is respectively as below:(i)slaves worked as .......sharecroppers/servants/indentured farmers?(ii)to establish their.........loyalty to landowners/new land ownership/spatial freedom?(iii)families, including ........general stores/churchesand schools/cotton gins? In 1881, former slaves worked asunder previous masters who were now landlords. This system allowed freed AfricanAmericans to pay the landlord rent and the cost of supplies and then keep any profits from the sale of crops. Former slaves moved out of slave caband built homes in a dispersed area around the plantation close to the fields that would be worked. This was a way to establish theirNew buildings were erected to serve the sharecropping farmers and their families, including ActionGroupEstablished a rigid, racially based social system to maintain white supremacyFederal governmentFounded the Freedman's Bureau as a temporary agency to assist African Americans in their transitionto freedomWhite Southern menWomen's rights advocatesExpressed frustration that the Fourteenth Amendment explicitly applied only to menWhich of the following statements best describes the attitudes and actions taken by the federal government during Reconstruction?O In the early years of Reconstruction, congressional Republicans enacted legislation and amendments that protected the civil and politicrights of African Americans, but zeal to continue this federal support waned among northern Republicans by the early to mid-1870s.O Legislation and amendments relating to African American rights that were passed by Congress were upheld in court cases brought befethe U.S. Supreme Court.Congressional Republicans maintained a strong desire to provide economic assistance and civil and political rights for African Americanthrough aggressive legislative programs throughout the period of Reconstruction.

Civil war in America was fought during 1860s. This war was largely fought over two issues that is…

In 1881, former slaves worked as under previous masters who were now landlords. This system allowed freed African Americans to pay the landlord rent and the cost of supplies and then keep any profits from the sale of crops. Former slaves moved out of slave cab and built homes in a dispersed area around the plantation close to the fields that would be worked. This was a way to establish their . New buildings were erected to serve the sharecropping farmers and their families, including

In 1881, former slaves worked as under previous masters who were now landlords. This system allowed freed African Americans to pay the landlord rent and the cost of supplies and then keep any profits from the sale of crops. Former slaves moved out of slave cab and built homes in a dispersed area around the plantation close to the fields that would be worked. This was a way to establish their . New buildings were erected to serve the sharecropping farmers and their families, including