Answer: B. To show their equality to the nation during WWII.
Explanation:
Minority groups have been fighting for recognition in American history for a long time and this is not without merit because time and time again they have contributed to American history like European descendants.
One such time was during the second world war where African Americans formed the Tuskegee Airmen who flew many successful missions in the war and the Navajo Code Talkers who came up with a code so complex that the Japanese could not break it. Both of these groups did this to show that they were just as American as other groups.
The institution of black codes and Jim Crow laws in the South American states was done in order to protect the African American rights.
<h3>What are Jim Crow Laws?</h3>
Jim Crow laws were proposed by Jim Crow to ensure racial segregation for social and political rights in the southern states. These laws were implemented at state as well as local level.
They were instituted along with Black codes, which guaranteed that the rights of the African Americans are not violated at the time of the Congressional reconstruction.
Hence, option A states that black codes and Jim Crow laws helped protect the African American rights at the time of Congressional Reconstruction.
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Answer:
B I think I'm very sorry if it's wrong
