Black Codes Nov., 1865 (5 h 51 m, 2 nov 1865 año – 14 h 23 m, 30 nov 1865 año)

Descripción:

In response to the Northern terms of reunionization, especially pertaining to black rights, southern states began to adopt "black codes", which outlawed blacks from owning land, meeting after sunset, bearing arms, or even standing still, as many states gave authorities the right to arrest blacks "in idleness". Some states also allowed ordinary white citizens to arrest blacks for "insulting gestures" and "malicious mischief". Just because The South lost the war did not mean they were going to abide by the rules, as The North also fought nastily in the war, and quite literally, destroyed The South.