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The promise of the Civil War, and African Americans' participation in it, had raised black families' hopes for what was frequently labeled "a new era

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The promise of the Civil War, and African Americans' participation in it, had raised black families' hopes for what was frequently labeled "a new era." By the end of the 1870s, what were some of the realities of that new era?