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A primary source from a Georgia Freedman in 1867 states, "I can now go to school and own land." What does this statement
reveal about changes during Reconstruction?
Education was only
available to white citizens.
Reconstruction policies
expanded rights and
opportunities for African
Americans.
Freedmen were not
allowed to own land.
Freedmen had fewer rights
after the Civil War.
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Reconstruction policies expanded rights and opportunities for African Americans.
Explanation: The ability to attend school and own land reflects gains in education and property rights made possible by Reconstruction-era laws, amendments, and institutions (e.g., Freedmen’s Bureau, public schools, and legal changes).
Explanation: The ability to attend school and own land reflects gains in education and property rights made possible by Reconstruction-era laws, amendments, and institutions (e.g., Freedmen’s Bureau, public schools, and legal changes).
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