After the Civil War, newly-freed African Americans had to

a. find a way to make money.

b. apply for US citizenship.

c. perform military service.

d. relocate to the North.

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Chandler Peterson

18 November, 05:57

After the Civil War, newly-freed African Americans had to

a. find a way to make money.

b. apply for US citizenship.

c. perform military service.

d. relocate to the North.

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Lailah Blevins · Answer 1

Both answers A and B are correct although many did join the Army to gain B instantly.

Kyle Maynard · Answer 2

My best guess is A. Since they had no threat from the south, and most went west if I'm not mistaken. And they were given US citizenship when they were freed, I think. So I'd go with A.

After the Civil War, newly-freed African Americans had toa. find a way to make money.b. apply for US citizenship.c. perform military service.d. relocate to the North.

After the Civil War, newly-freed African Americans had to

a. find a way to make money.

b. apply for US citizenship.

c. perform military service.

d. relocate to the North.