Free people of color living in nineteenth-century American cities looked for social and economic support from all of the following EXCEPT

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Municipal relief funds were typically not available to free people of color in nineteenth-century American cities, as they were often excluded from government assistance programs. Free people of color instead looked to churches, benevolent societies, and fraternal orders for social and economic support.

Free People of Color Living in Nineteenth-Century American Cities Looked