The "black codes" enacted by southern legislatures ______.

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The "black codes" enacted by Southern Legislatures in the years immediately following the U.S. Civil War, were an attempt by Southern Democrats to continue elements of the pre-war confederacy by limiting the rights of blacks in attempt to maintain white power in the region. These were ended some 10 years later in 1877 due to the Reconstruction.

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Answer: right after the civil war

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