Respuesta :
Answer:
Black Codes restricted black's right to own property, conduct business, buy and lease land, and move freely through public spaces. States punished black men who were out of work, or those who were not working at a job that white people recognized.
Answer: Edmentum users:
D. Former slaves could not sue in court
Explanation:
A common restriction included in the black codes was that these emancipated African-American slaves could not sue in court. Therefore in Southern States, the right to sue in court remained as a privilege that only white men could exercise.
