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By the end of reconstruction it could be argued that with the exception of freedom of movement, the status of blacks had changed little in the South? true or false?

By the end of reconstruction it could be argued that with the exception of freedom of movement, the status of blacks had changed little in the South? true or false?
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By the end of reconstruction it could be argued that with the exception of freedom of movement, the status of blacks had changed little in the South?

true or false?

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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "TRUE." By the end of reconstruction it could be argued that with the exception of freedom of movement, the status of blacks had changed little in the South
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