Question

1. select all that apply. what were two priorities for enslaved people after the civil war? they wanted to form black - dominated local governments. they wanted to reunite with loved ones from whom they had been separated during slavery. they desired to receive an education. they wanted to move out of the south as quickly as possible. 12) select all that apply. select two contributions of the freedmens bureau. it enlisted more than 16,000 black soldiers to keep the peace after the war. it founded over 4,000 schools, which enrolled more than 600,000 blacks. it set up dozens of hospitals in the south to care for blacks. it helped over 22,000 blacks relocate to northern states.

Explanation:

For question 11, after the Civil - War, reuniting with loved ones separated during slavery and receiving an education were high priorities for formerly enslaved people. Forming Black - dominated local governments was not an immediate priority for most, and while some may have wanted to leave the South, it was not a top - two priority for the majority.
For question 12, the Freedmen's Bureau founded many schools for Blacks and set up hospitals in the South to care for them. It did not enlist Black soldiers for post - war peacekeeping in the given number, and helping Blacks relocate to the North was not one of its main contributions.

Answer:

11)
They wanted to reunite with loved ones from whom they had been separated during slavery.
They desired to receive an education.
12)
It founded over 4,000 schools, which enrolled more than 600,000 Blacks.
It set up dozens of hospitals in the South to care for Blacks.