In an attempt to improve their condition after freedom, blacks during the Reconstruction period

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Many blacks during the Reconstruction period worked through their churches to improve their conditions, as the church provided a sense of community and support. Education was also a key component of their efforts, but they often faced white opposition to their educational efforts. The Freedman's Bureau provided some assistance, but it was limited and not relied on exclusively.

In an Attempt to Improve Their Condition After Freedom, Blacks