Question

era of reconstruction (success & failure) reconstruction amendments how effective were the reconstruction amendments in granting equality for african americans during reconstruction? by granting fundamental rights, they effectively ended all legalized race discrimination in the u.s. while they granted freedom, citizenship, and voting rights, their impact was limited by black codes. they were never ratified, so their passing by congress brought no real improvement.

Explanation:

The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments (Reconstruction Amendments) granted freedom, citizenship, and voting - rights to African - Americans. However, Black Codes in the South restricted these rights, limiting the Amendments' impact.

Answer:

While they granted freedom, citizenship, and voting rights, their impact was limited by Black Codes.