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African Americans were not free. Top right and bottom left photographs show them living and working as slavesAfrican Americans were not free. Top right and bottom left photographs show them living and working as slavesAfrican Americans were not free. Top right and bottom left photographs show them living and working as slaves

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In the picture in the bottom right, I see people burning down s school.

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because it shows that they were still being haunted and hurt by white people.

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Personally I think African Americans were not free because they were still forced to work in plantations. They continued to live in fear because the KKK and other groups still had control over them shown in the top left picture.

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In the picture I see four different people. Two of them are caucasian and equal to eachother and the other two people are african americans on the floor below them who are all shown to be unequal to them. The power that the kkk and slave owner holds in that photo is disturbing.

The picture shows that slavery was not abolished and slaves were not free.

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I do no think that African Americans were free because in the picture it shows they are still lving under the white man and being slaves. Also the picture with the KKK shows how frighteneted blakcs were and being terrorized by them.

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In the picture in the top left, I see the kkk shaking hands with another white man and African Americans under that.

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because they were still being terrorised by big groups and being killed by those who didn’t agree with anti slavery.

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In the picture in the top left, I see a kkk member with a plantation owner that has a skull on top of a African american family

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because the illustration is implying that they are allied together having the power to kill or bring bad events to them.Therefore, African American /weren’t really free because even after the amendments they were able to manipulate them into not following through with the amendments fully also they were exploited and unjustly imprisoned.

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All the photos give examples of how African Americans were not really free. They continued to be terrorized by groups such as the KKK. They were still held back from many opportunities that the white man walked free to do and they were held back from an education that would never be given to them.

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I do not think that African-Americans were free from slavery because in the photos I can see that even though they are ¨Free" they still have to work in most of the plantations. Not only that they were terrorized by big groups like the KKK and the evil selfish white men.

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What I observed on the picture on the bottom right, there is a building on fire and lots of people outside next to it. And seeing from all of the pictures, I can see that African Americans were not really free and were treated harshly by people.

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- Abolish- To put an end to something such as a system or practice.
Assassinate- To murder and individual.

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In the picture in the top left, I see groups of terrorist and people of color hovering together knelt down as if trying to protect themselves. Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because they were being opressed by violence and threat by white supremacy.

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Disenfranchised- means to deprive someone the right to vote.

Abolish- means to put an end to something.

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abolish- put to an end

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Abolish-put an end to something
Disenfranchise-To deprive someone of their right to vote

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teh pictures on the left hand side of the slide show me that African americans lived in the slave quarters and worked on the plantations the same way that they did before abraham abolished slavery, that confederates burned down freeman buildings/schools in protest of african americans being free, this all leads me to belive that they were never truly set free, people come up with laws or took advantage of lack of education to manipulate African americans so that they could continue slavery.

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Abolish: to bring to an end.

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Disenfranchise- deprive (someone) of the right to vote.

Abolish- to end the observance or effect

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Assassinate: Murder in a surprise attack for political or religious reasons

Abolish: formally put an end to

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Abolish: To put an end to something such as a system or practice.
Assassination: To murder someone important in society.

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Disenfranchised; to deprive someone of the right to vote.
Confederacy; A league or alliance of confederate states.
Summary: I chose this picture because of voter suppression against many communities like African Americans limiting their voting rights and. as well. as voter intimidation. Making other intimidated by not voting for the “right” person.

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Abolish - Put to an end
Assassinate - The act of murdering an individual.

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Abolish means to put an end to something
Disenfranchise means to take away a legal right such as voting.

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Abolish :formally put an end to a system, practice, or institution.

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1. Abolish: meaning to end the observance or effects to complete a law
2. Civil war: meaning a war between citizens of the same country

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Abolish: To end something
Abraham Lincoln: 16th president of the USA

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Abolish- To put an end to something

Disenfranchise- To deprive someone of their right to vote

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assassinate - to kill an important person, usually for political reasons.
15th amendment - an amendment to the Constitution that prohibited the restriction of voting rights “on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.” It was ratified in 1870.
In the picture in the top left, I see the White League ( I believe) and the K.K.K towering over African-Americans slaves.

Therefore, it’s quite obvious that African-Americans weren’t really free because they are still being belittled and not treated equally.

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Disenfranchise- To emmancepate someones voting rights.
Assassinate - To murder an important person. Usually in goverment or Artists.

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abolish means to get rid of
15th amendment means that the black people were able to vote no matter there skin color

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Abolish to get rid of
disenfranchise deprive someones voting right

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1)abolish- to bring to an end, to finish or so away with
2)Confederacy- the 11 southern states that seceded from the United States in 1860 Starting the civil war

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No i don’t think African Americans had complete freedom. They were terrorized by whites and their groups such as the KKK. Most of them still had to live in the plantations of white men. They also didn’t have the same opportunities as whites did so they couldn’t advance economically.

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I believe the African Americans were not really free because a lot of southerners would make up laws that were holding African Americans back from the Amendments the north had made to give freedom to African Americans.

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Abolish;to bring to an end.
Abraham Lincoln: the 16th president of the united states (1861-1865) He led the Union during the Civil War and brought an end to slavery in the United States.

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Abolish-to put an end to something

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abolish; formally put an end to
confederacy: a league or alliance, especially of confederate states,

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Abolish- put an end to something
Civil War- a war between citizens of the same country

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assassinate to murder an important person in a surprise attack for political or religious reasons.

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Assassinate: to murder some who is popular or important which is usually for political reasons.

Abolish- to bring something to an end(example: a law)

:In the picture in the top left, I see African Americans held “in their place” by white people.They couldn’t really fight for their rights either.

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because they were basically treated like slaves in a way.

In the picture in the bottom left, I see slaves working on farms.

Therefore, African Americans were/weren’t really free because they were slaves and had no opportunity for anything.

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Assassinate- to kill an important person, usually for political reasons.

13th Amendment- the amendment that abolished slavery and involuntary servitude.

Abolish- to act of bringing something to an end.

In the picture in the bottom left, I see a man working on the plantation while a white man is watching them.

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because there still being treated as slaves and make them work for them.

In the picture in the top left, I see the White League coming for the african american slaves and talking down on them.

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because they are still not treated equally as everyone else.

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Assasainate- to kill an important person usually for political reasons.
Abolish- to bring to an end to be done with.

In the picture in the top left, I see african-americans working in the plantation with a white overseer. Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free.

In the picture in the top left, I see white man and the kkk member was obviously making them feel less and it made african americans scared. Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free.

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Abolish- to end the observance or effect of (something, such as a law) :
Assassinate-  to murder (a usually prominent person) by sudden or secret attack often for political reasons

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Abolish -  to put an end to something, to denounce (typically a law).

Assassinate - to murder someone who is popular or important for political reasons.

13th Amendment - the amendment that abolished slavery and involuntary servitude.

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Assassinate- murder (an important person) in a surprise attack for political or religious reasons.
Abolish- to end the observance or effect of (something, such as a law)
In the picture in bottom top left, I see that they burned down a freedmen’s schoolhouse.

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because they still weren’t accepted as free people.

In the picture in the top left, I see that African Americans were still working and living in the slave quarters of a white man’s plantation.

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because they were still being treated as slaves.

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Assassinate- the act of murdering someone due to political reasons

Abolish-the act of bringing something to an end

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Civil War- a war between citizens of the same country.

Abolish- to bring to an end; to do away with

In the picture in the top left, I see the K.K.K and the White League talking down and coming for the African American slaves.

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because they are still not being treated equally.

In the picture in the bottom left, I see a freed man working on the plantation while still being watched by a white person.

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because they are still being treated as slaves because they are still making them work for them.

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Abolish - to bring to an end; to do away with

Confederacy - the 11 other southern states that seceded from the United States in 1860 and 1861, starting the Civil War

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Freedmen’s Bureau- started by Abraham Lincoln to help African-Americans get into schools, get food, medicine and clothes.

Black Codes- laws to keep African Americans from voting, getting jobs, traveling, and many other things they didn’t want African Americans being a part of or succeeding in.

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because there were in fear of their lives because of the past years of slavery. They didn’t know any other life than being a slave. Many of them were scared to find out what would happen if they tried fighting for the right, because they have seen others do the same and gain no progress.

Therefore, African Americans weren’t really free because although the 13 amendment was put in place to free African-Americans they were not truly free from brutalization of white people. And the government didn’t seem to care if this brutalization went on.