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The US government faced which question about formerly enslaved people during Reconstruction? What should it do to help formerly enslaved people? How should it reward formerly enslaved people who fought for the Union? Should formerly enslaved people in the South be removed to the west? Would formerly enslaved people be enslaved again?
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Mitchell
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During Reconstruction, the US government grappled with questions about how to assist formerly enslaved people, reward those who fought for the Union, and whether to relocate them to the West. Concerns also arose about the risk of re-enslavement.