Under the Freedmen's Bureau, over 25% of eligible African Americans were allocated property.

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The Freedmen's Bureau, established in 1865 to aid freed slaves during the Reconstruction era, did not allocate property to over 25% of eligible African Americans. While it helped in various ways, including education and legal assistance, widespread land distribution did not occur, and most freed slaves did not receive the promised "40 acres and a mule."

Under the Freedmen's Bureau, Over 25% of Eligible African Americans