In formal contraband camps, black women:
A) seldom received the promised wages for farming, cooking, and laundry services.
B) were often paid more than men performing the same labor.
C) often taught reading to black men and children.
D) had reputations for being fierce warriors.
Question 2
In the wake of the war, freed slaves found that the idea of freedom was:
A) much more limited in reality.
B) boundless and opened the door to endless opportunities.
C) as important to white northerners as it had been to them.
D) central to the re-establishment of southern governments.
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