Question

in the south, jim crow laws passed during the late 19th century were designed to
make sure that the 14th amendment would be enforced
provide employment opportunities for the newly freed african americans
create separate societies for whites and african americans
guarantee civil rights for african americans

Explanation:

Jim Crow laws were state and local statutes in the U.S. South that enforced racial segregation. They mandated separate public facilities, spaces, and services for white and African American people, enforcing a system of racial hierarchy and separation, directly opposing civil rights guarantees or enforcement of the 14th Amendment's equal protection clause.

Answer:

C. create separate societies for whites and African Americans