Question

how did the freedmens bureau affect south carolina during reconstruction? reconstruction created a need for the redistribution of land, which the freedmens bureau organized in south carolina. it appointed freedmens bureau agents to posts in south carolinas government to achieve reconstruction goals and fight discriminatory groups such as the black code. in south carolina, it gave thousands of people who had been enslaved, as well as certain poor white people, much - needed emergency aid to survive during reconstruction. the freedmens bureau in south carolina reeducated former confederates as a requirement of reconstruction.

Explanation:

The Freedmen's Bureau (officially the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands) provided critical emergency aid including food, shelter, and medical care to formerly enslaved people and destitute white Southerners in South Carolina during Reconstruction. The other options are incorrect: land redistribution was not a systematic success of the Bureau in the state; the Bureau did not appoint agents to state government posts to fight Black Codes directly in this manner; and reeducating former Confederates was not a core requirement or action of the Bureau there.

Answer:

In South Carolina, it gave thousands of people who had been enslaved, as well as certain poor white people, much-needed emergency aid to survive during Reconstruction.