How did the supreme court help erode African Americans' freedom?

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<span>The Supreme Court helped wear down the freedom of African-Americans after the civil war because it didn't announce many of the laws that were intended to harass African-Americans as unlawful. It even supported separation when it confirmed that the doctrine of separate but equal was a constitutional right.</span>

NemiM [27]2 years ago

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The correct answer to this open question is the following.

The Supreme Court helped erode African Americans' freedom with its decision on the Dred Scott case and its decision in 1883 of declaring the Civil Rights Act of 1875, unconstitutional.

These decisions severely hurt the civil rights of African Americans in the United States. The Supreme Court also added that the US Congress lacked the authority under the 14th Amendment to give protection to African Americans and that the states were the ones that had the authority to do so.

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