Along with insufficient resources and white intransigence, the agency's indefinite future at times
stymied its effectiveness and limited its scope of reform.
Those limitations notwithstanding, the bureau was an
important source of support for Georgia's freedpeople,
providing educational opportunity, furnishing rations for
the sick and indigent, ensuring a measure of justice, and
perhaps most important, bringing some stability for
Georgians of both races as they adjusted to the realities of
postbellum life.
-"Freedmen's Bureau,"
Edward A. Hatfield
What were the achievements of the Freedmen's
Bureau? Check all that apply.