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Which statement best compares the outcomes of the Freedmen’s Bureau and the Ku Klux Klan?

Both groups effectively achieved their goals and lasted for decades.
Although the Klan achieved some of its goals, it dissolved quickly, while the Bureau was more successful in the long term.
Although the Bureau achieved limited reforms, it dissolved quickly, while the Klan was more successful in the long term.
Neither group achieved any of their goals, and both dissolved quickly.

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Both the Fredmen’s Bureau and the Ku Klux Klan were eventually outlawed by the Congress because they were not satisfied with the black codes and were not willing to free the slave people.

During the early periods after the abolishment of slavery after the civil war black codes were created in the southern states to keep the blacks working for the white supremacy. Black codes were first created to eradicate the racial supremacy and then it eventually rose to power in the constitution.

The slaves who refused or made attempts to violate the laws were beaten hard and were made to work. This then eventually outlawed in the congress and it effectively continued in the southern states.

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C. Although the Bureau achieved limited reforms, it dissolved quickly, while the Klan was more successful in the long term.

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