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On the eve of the civil war, nearly half a million free blacks lived in the united states, the majority of them in the south. Identify the statements that describe the restrictions under which free blacks lived.

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Some restrictions imposed on free Blacks in the United States on the eve of the Civil War were:

  • They could not strike a white person, even in self-defense.
  • They were prohibited from owning dogs, firearms, or liquor.
  • They were not allowed to testify in court against whites.

What were the restrictions of Free Blacks?

Even though there were Blacks who were free, they still did not have equal rights to White people such that they were not even allowed to strike a White person in self-defense.

They could not even testify in Court against Whites and any ownership of weapons of self-defense were not allowed to them.

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