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The black codes changed the social order of the south by making their own laws because in the passage it says "The former cofedetates set out to restrict African American rights and were assisted by a Loophole in the 13th Amendment." And the text also stated "The 1865 ratification of the13th Amendment prohibited slavery and servitude in all circumstances “except as a punishment for crime.” This loophole resulted in Southern states passing the black codes to criminalize activities that would make it easy to imprison African Americans, and effectively force them into slavery once more."This is my two peices of evidence on how black codes change the social order on the south. Can you guys put this in different words but dont put the quotes in different words

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