After the Civil War,states passed laws banning blacks from testifying against whites.This is an example of a Black Code.

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Black Codes were laws passed by states after the Civil War aimed at restricting the rights and freedoms of African Americans. These laws varied by state but often included restrictions on the labor and movement of African Americans and resulted in a system of legalized segregation. One aspect of Black Codes was the prohibition of black testimony against whites in court.

After the Civil War,states Passed Laws Banning Blacks from Testifying