After the armies of occupation left the south and went back north,freed slaves continued to enjoy the social and political reforms granted during the Reconstruction period.

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The freedoms and rights granted during Reconstruction were largely undone during the period of Reconstruction's end, which is referred to as the Redemption. Jim Crow laws, segregation, and voter suppression became widespread in the South, making it difficult for African Americans to fully exercise their civil rights.

After the Armies of Occupation Left the South and Went