What was the impact of Reconstruction on the status of Louisiana’s African Americans after the war? African Americans’ economic and social status rose to meet that of white Southerners.

African Americans were given economic freedoms, but they remained unprotected by the constitution.

The status of African Americans was unchanged because nothing in the constitution ever protected them.

African Americans’ lives remained unchanged due to laws that restricted their civil rights.

Why are constitutions, both federal and state, necessary for our government?

The most remarkable thing about life in the trenches is the incredible number of rats. the whole area is infested with them. no matter what you did, you can't keep them out. they get incredibly fat on all the food they steal from us. they are revolting to look at - some are the size of cats. background information: this is a journal entry from a soldier fighting on the western front. which statement best describes how this soldier felt about the trench rats? a.) he was disgusted by them. b.) he thought they were . c.) he thought they were annoying. d.) he thought they were cute.

The clergy comprised the wealthy first estate, with members of noble descent in particular having a great deal of power. what was the score of the clergy’s wealth