For Southern blacks, emancipation following the Civil War meant all of the following except

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Emancipation did not result in the maintenance of the social behavior and personal relations between white Southerners and freed blacks. In fact, Southern whites resisted the changes brought about by emancipation and worked to maintain their control and dominance over African Americans through various means such as segregation and Jim Crow laws. The other options (A, B, C, and D) are all accurate representations of the opportunities and freedoms that emancipation provided for Southern blacks.

For Southern Blacks, Emancipation Following the Civil War Meant All