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Q 1. How was black freedom in the North limited in the antebellum decades?

Q 2. What was life like for free African Americans in the South? (Be sure to discuss both the Upper South and Deep South)

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The antebellum decade was deliberately a confluence of misery and liberty at the same time. Despite the blacks being free, they did not have the liberty and opportunity to lead the life of their choice. A lot of distinguishing factors contributed to such circumstances. One’s skin color and complexion immensely hampered their social status which was not at all a good thing about humanity. The prejudice always