The Freedmen's Bureau resembled some government social policies that would be used during the Great Depression.

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The Freedmen's Bureau was a federal agency established after the Civil War to provide assistance to newly freed slaves, including food, clothing, housing, education, and legal representation. Similarly, during the Great Depression, the federal government implemented social policies such as the New Deal programs, providing relief, recovery, and reform to those suffering from economic hardship. Both the Freedmen's Bureau and the New Deal aimed to provide assistance to those in need through government intervention.

The Freedmen's Bureau Resembled Some Government Social Policies That Would