Assuming you mean the Black Codes established in the United States during the mid-1860s, these codes sought to restrict the freedom of African Americans after the end of the Civil War. Because slavery was no longer legal, former slave owners and others still wanted to hold power over the free African Americans. They sought this power by forcing them to receive low wages in a labor economy or go into debt. Those who held power wanted to ensure that African Americans were not as free as others, and that they still had to work and owe society their labor and money. This unfortunately perpetuated the unfair treatment that African Americans faced after the Civil War.
in the late 1920's kept the stock market artificially high, but eventually led to large market crashes.
Roosevelt, commonly known as FDR, had the leadership skills to guide the US through the Great Depression of the 1930s and most of World War II. He's also the only president to serve more than two consecutive terms in office – managing to secure a fourth term before he died in 1945.
Many Native Americans enlisted and fought in World War
II. They fought hard and many sacrificed
their lives in the fight against tyranny. Minority groups such as Native and Africans
distinguished themselves in combat but sadly nothing changed when they went
home. Indian leaders later decide to end
government trusteeship of Indian land and many migrated to the cities.
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i think its outspoken but eh