English, 14.12.2019 00:31 andyboehm7411

Which laws in the 1865 rewrite of georgia's constitution still discriminated against african americans? check all that apply.
interracial marriages were prohibited.
african americans were not able to attend school.
african american males were not able to vote.
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freedmen were unable to serve on juries.
freedmen were not able to run for office.
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