KnowraBlack CodesLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Black Codes, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 1Related 10Narrower topic 1Compared with 2Jim Crow lawsRelated: Black Codes anticipated later systems of racial control, though they preceded Jim Crow’s mature form.Reconstruction eraCompared with: They show how Southern lawmakers tried to preserve racial control after slavery's abolition.Slavery in the United StatesRelated: They sought to control Black labor and life after slavery’s abolition.Racial segregation in the United StatesBroader topic: They foreshadowed later segregation by limiting Black freedom immediately after emancipation.SharecroppingRelated: These laws constrained freedpeople's choices as sharecropping became a dominant labor arrangement.Thirteenth Amendment to the United States ConstitutionRelated: These laws exposed how freedom could be constrained without formally restoring slavery.Reconstruction AmendmentsRelated: These restrictions exposed how emancipation alone left freedom vulnerable.Code NoirCompared with: They arose in a different era and legal system but likewise used law to constrain Black freedom.Freedmen's BureauRelated: Bureau agents challenged these laws as barriers to freedom and civil rights.Convict leasingRelated: These laws helped channel newly freed people into criminal courts and labor coercion.Andrew JohnsonRelated: Johnson’s lenient policy toward restored Southern governments allowed states to enact these restrictive laws.EmancipationRelated: These laws sought to constrain the freedom emancipation had made legally possible.Nat Turner's RebellionNarrower topic: These broader legal controls help situate Virginia’s post-revolt restrictions.Penal labourRelated: Some Black Codes enabled arrests and labor arrangements that fed convict leasing.