19. This is a list of laws passed by the South Carolina General Assembly in 1865. No person of color shall migrate into and reside in this state, unless within twenty days after his arrival within the same, he shall enter into a bond with two freeholders as sureties. A person of color who is in the employment of a master engaged in husbandry shall not have the right to sell any corn, rice, peas, wheat, or other grain, any flour, cotton, fodder, hay, bacon, fresh meat of any kind, poultry of any kind, animal of any kind, or any other product of a farm, without having written evidence from such master that he has the right to sell such product. On farms, or in outdoor service, the hours of labor, except on Sunday, shall be from sunrise to sunset, with a reasonable interval for breakfast and dinner. How did laws like the ones in this list impact African Americans? A They encouraged African Americans to run for public office. B They kept African Americans in positions of inferiority. C They contributed to the economic progress of African Americans. D They protected the freedom of African Americans.

19. This is a list of laws passed by the South Carolina General Assembly in 1865. No person of color shall migrate into and reside in this state, unless within twenty days after his arrival within the same, he shall enter into a bond with two freeholders as sureties. A person of color who is in the employment of a master engaged in husbandry shall not have the right to sell any corn, rice, peas, wheat, or other grain, any flour, cotton, fodder, hay, bacon, fresh meat of any kind, poultry of any kind, animal of any kind, or any other product of a farm, without having written evidence from such master that he has the right to sell such product. On farms, or in outdoor service, the hours of labor, except on Sunday, shall be from sunrise to sunset, with a reasonable interval for breakfast and dinner. How did laws like the ones in this list impact African Americans? A They encouraged African Americans to run for public office. B They kept African Americans in positions of inferiority. C They contributed to the economic progress of African Americans. D They protected the freedom of African Americans.