4.  Why was the establishment of the Freedmen's Bureau, which became an all purpose relief society to former slaves, significant?Group of answer choicesIt was the first ever attempt by the federal government to provide social welfare services.It dealt exclusively with poor whitesIt was organized to keep former slaves on their plantationsIt was aimed at procuring land for ex-slaves to own

Why was the Freedmen's Bureau established?To replant cropsTo help freed slavesTo record information for historyTo build houses

What was the greatest purpose of the Freedman's Bureau?Writing labor contracts to help employ freed slavesBuilding schools for the children of freed slavesProviding free land to freed slavesProviding food to freed slaves

What statement describes the goals of the Freedmen’s Bureau, a federal agency created following the Civil War? A to arrest Ku Klux Klan members in the south and to provide food to the poor in the southB to create a social club for former Confederate soldiers and to prevent soldiers from running for office during the reconstruction period  C to provide food to the poor in the south, establish schools and hospitals for freed men, and settle legal disputes between African Americans and whitesD to prevent soldiers from running for office during the Reconstruction period, to arrest Ku Klux Kan members in the south, and to help build hospital and schools for freedmen

Which of the following describes the goals of the Freedmen Bureau?to fully end slavery throughout the nationto help former slaves succeed in societyto help freedmen move Northto help former slaves avoid sharecropping

The agency that supplied food, education, transportation, and medical services to African Americans was the __________.Group of answer choicesFreedmen’s BureauFisk SocietyAgency of FreedomSociety of Free Men