What challenges did free african americans face in the south?

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1. Southern governments passed laws limiting the rights of
free African Americans
2. Most could not vote
3. Most could not travel freely
4. Most could not hold certain jobs
5. Sometimes they had to have a white person represent them
in business transactions.

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