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What did the “black codes” of the early English colonies do?
A. They ended the inter-colonial slave code.
B. They prevented English colonist from abusing their African slaves.
C. They equally distributed the African slave population between the northern and southern colonies.
D. They stripped African slaves of their human rights and allow English colonist to see them as less than human.
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What did the “black codes” of the early English colonies do?
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