During the Jacksonian era, free blacks in the North
A) could not vote in any state.
B) escaped outright segregation despite some restrictions.
C) increasingly emphasized racial unity, self-help, and a renewal of ties with Africa.
D) found jobs most readily in the popular minstrel shows.
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