The rights and the privileges of freedmen were still threatened after the civil war because laws were still made to regulate their activities. The black codes law were enacted which controlled the way a freed man can live; strict restrictions were placed on them, they can not vote, serve on jury, travel freely or engage in occupation of their choice.
If a man was drafted between 1965 and 1973, it meant that "C. he had to serve in the military." the draft was highly controversial and eventually abandoned many years later.
I don’t know exactly what your task is about, but the answer to your question is Ronald Reagan I believe
Weren't allowed to vote and didn't do well politically as their efforts
were hampered because they were still not economically free. Many
African Americans were still working at their old plantations as they
could not just leave and venture out because it was after all the south
and everyone was still racist. This meant only a few could even think
about voting let alone running for political office.
D. Are you in connexus? I have more answers
