What was outlawed under the army's system of compulsory free labor in the South during and after the Civil War?
A) Whipping
B) Wage labor
C) Social discrimination
D) Verbal abuse

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Under the army's system of compulsory free labor in the South, whipping was outlawed as a form of punishment for workers. This was meant to improve the working conditions of laborers who were forced to work for the army or private landowners after the Civil War. While other forms of abuse such as verbal abuse and social discrimination were not specifically outlawed, they were also discouraged by the army. Wage labor, on the other hand, was allowed and workers were typically paid very little for their labor.

What Was Outlawed Under the Army's System of Compulsory Free