Question

what was one of the primary effects of the black codes enacted by redeemer governments? they forced many black workers back onto plantations under strict labor conditions. they encouraged black americans to seek higher education. they promoted racial equality in the workforce. they provided reparations to black citizens for past injustices.

Explanation:

The Black Codes were restrictive laws passed by Redeemer governments in the post - Civil War South to control the labor and movement of Black Americans. They aimed to re - establish a labor force similar to the pre - war plantation system. They did not promote equality, education, or reparations.

Answer:

They forced many Black workers back onto plantations under strict labor conditions.