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Well, considering they were already freed, I suppose it didn't make much difference. However, if their families had still been slaves, it would have been good for them because they could reunite with them. It also ensured their freedom and that nobody else could buy them.

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After being freed, newly freed slaves experienced greater autonomy over their lives, were able to own property, make their own decisions, and pursue opportunities for education and employment. However, they still faced significant challenges such as racism, discrimination, and limited economic opportunities.

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