This passage from 1865 is part of a series of rules immediately after the civil war that were known as

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Given the passage which was from 1865, these series of rules that were established immediately right after the Civil War were known as the BLACK CODES. Hope this answer helps.

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Black Codes were passed by many southern states immediately after the end of the Civil War. They aimed to eliminate the new-found freedoms of former slaves and keep them in a repressive state. However, after the beginning of the Reconstruction era these Codes were removed from law... for a while.

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