How did the legislatures of Ohio, California, and Illinois respond to the emancipation of enslaved people in the early 1860 s? They passed laws barring blacks from entering their states. They repealed statutes that barred blacks from testifying in court. They segregated all public transportation facilities. They granted African Americans the right to vote.

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How did the legislatures of Ohio, California, and Illinois respond to the emancipation of enslaved people in the early 1860 s? They passed laws barring blacks from entering their states. They repealed statutes that barred blacks from testifying in court. They segregated all public transportation facilities. They granted African Americans the right to vote.

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They repealed statutes that barred blacks from testifying in court.

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The legislatures of Ohio, California, and Illinois responded to the emancipation of enslaved people in the early 1860s by repealing statutes that barred blacks from testifying in court. This was part of broader efforts to grant African Americans more civil rights following the Civil War.

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