Although the Freedmen's Bureau mostly dealt with labor relations, these often spilled over into matters of

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The Freedmen's Bureau was primarily responsible for helping former slaves and poor whites adjust to the post-Civil War South. One of its main duties was to oversee labor relations between former slaves and their former masters, but in doing so often had to address issues of civil rights. The Bureau helped to protect the legal rights of African Americans, such as their right to vote, own property, and receive equal treatment under the law.

Although the Freedmen's Bureau Mostly Dealt with Labor Relations, These