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Struggles Throughout History

Struggles Throughout History

In this paper you will read my important points that I have chosen.  The points that I have chosen were, Amendment Thirteen, The Freedman’s Bureau, The Civil Rights Act of 1866, and The Ku Klux Klan.  As you read on you find why I considered this point to be so significant.  
On January 31,1865, Congress passed Amendment Thirteen.  This amendment was passed to abolish slavery everywhere in the United States (with the exceptions of the Border States) and give Congress the power to enforce this outcome by an appropriate legislation.  After this law was passed, slave owners did not tell their slaves that they were set free.  Due to the fact that the slaves were set free, this took away from the South’s economic way of living.  The slaves help with the agriculture and they provided for their masters.  Since they were free it was hard for their owners to adapt and take their place.
	Many slaves reacted very cautiously because they were testing their boundaries of this new law.  While others left their masters and went searching for their families.  Since these slaves did not have anything when coming out

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