Question

What are some examples of progress for African Americans during the early years of Reconstruction?

Select all correct answers.

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Economic opportunities for African Americans increased.
Economic opportunities for African Americans increased.

African Americans were appointed or elected to government positions.
African Americans were appointed or elected to government positions.

New state constitutions guaranteed the civil and political rights of African Americans.
New state constitutions guaranteed the civil and political rights of African Americans.

Federal troops were withdrawn from the South, leaving southerners to govern themselves.
Federal troops were withdrawn from the South, leaving southerners to govern themselves.

The first state-funded public schools in the South were established.

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
The correct answers that reflect progress for African Americans during the early years of Reconstruction are:

1. **Economic opportunities for African Americans increased.**
2. **African Americans were appointed or elected to government positions.**
3. **New state constitutions guaranteed the civil and political rights of African Americans.**
4. **The first state-funded public schools in the South were established.**

The statement about federal troops being withdrawn from the South, leaving southerners to govern themselves, does not represent progress for African Americans and often led to the rollback of gains made during Reconstruction, so it is not a correct example of progress.

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