Question

What were some problems following the 13th amendment? Select all that apply.

Question 5 options:

Enslaved people were turned free with nothing


The Freedman's bureau was created to protect freedmen and give them more opportunities


The Freedman's bureau attempted to help formerly enslaved people, but it was underfunded and failed to provide long-term protection or racial equality


Share-cropping became common practice; freedmen were given small plots of land to live and work on, but they were required to pay rent and were not paid for their services.

Answer 1

answers:
1. enslaved people were turned free with nothing.
2. share-cropping became common practice freemen were given small plots of land to live and work on, but they were required to pay rent and were not paid for their services.
3. the freedman’s bureau attempted to help formerly enslaved people but it was underfunded and failed to provide long term protection or racial equality .

Answer 2

All of the following were problems following the 13th amendment:

Enslaved people were turned free with nothing

The Freedman's bureau attempted to help formerly enslaved people, but it was underfunded and failed to provide long-term protection or racial equality

Share-cropping became common practice; freedmen were given small plots of land to live and work on, but they were required to pay rent and were not paid for their services.