Which reconstruction-era organization formerly-enslaved african americans find lost family members, learn to read, and negotiate labor contracts? choose 1 choose 1 (choice a) a the redeemers (choice b) b the union league (choice c) c the freedmen's bureau

The correct answer is C. Freedmen's Bureau

This federal government agency helped former slaves tremendously during the era of Reconstruction in the South. This program was highly effective in helping thousands of African-Americans in the South. However, this program was short lived and Congress abandon it in 1872, just a few years before the official end of the Reconstruction era in the South.