AFRAS 170A Study Guide - Final Guide: Upland South, White Southerners, Disfranchisement

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Some abolitionists believed that the church could still play a role in abolitionism: garrison began to advocate destroying the constitution and separating the north from the. It was put down after the blacks had killed 100 whites and burned several blocks of. It reinforced white beliefs that the free black population was a dangerous influence: all these are correct. It allowed the north to seize only those enslaved who were used to benefit the confederacy. It allowed the south to confiscate enslaved people in service to the union. It allowed the north to confiscate all enslaved people in all areas of the confederacy. Jim crow was the first african american to challenge the segregation of public facilities in court. It was a black-face minstrel act of the 1840s. It freed no one during that year at all. It freed all enslaved people in the united states. It caused terror and fear of rebellion among white southerners.