What does it reveal about the realities of emancipation in the post–Civil War South?Correct Answer(s)Drag appropriate answer(s) hereMany former slaves continued living on the land of former plantations, but they often chose to leave communal slave quarters for independent homes.Former slaves were not allowed to live on the land that they farmed.Former slaves occupied and farmed their own plots of land.Former slaves built their own churches and schools on the plantation.Incorrect Answer(s)Drag appropriate answer(s) here

Select the correct answer.What was the effect of the Emancipation Proclamation on the South? A. The economy of the South declined because it lost much of its enslaved labor force. B. The economy of the South increased as more women participated in farming. C. The economy of the South increased as more enslaved people started working on the farms. D. The economy of the South was not affected as the enslaved people continued to work on the farms.

Complete the statement describing the different visions of freedom in the Reconstruction South.The former slaves defined freedom as the right to mobility, education, political participation, and –. Southern whites defined freedom as –, not a right. Northern Republicans believed freedom was the right of labor to – and advance in society.labor contractsreligious tolerancea privilegesomething earnedlandownershipcompete

What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?*declared independence from Britainfreed slaves in the Confederate statesled to the Civil Wargave women the right to vote

What did the Emancipation Proclamation state? A. that there was an ultimatum to the South to end slavery B. that enslaved African Americans would be freed C. that there would be freedom for the Confederacy D. that the Union won the Civil War

In addition to their freedom, what else did the Emancipation Proclamation say about freed slaves? A. that they would need to repay their owners B. that their children would still be slaves C. that they would be compensated for the time they worked as slaves D. that they would be accepted into the US armed services