Which statement best illustrates the effect of the Freedmen's Bureau during

Reconstruction in South Carolina?

It was able to enact policies that allowed African Americans to achieve political,

economic, and social equality in spite of opposition.

It successfully provided thousands of loans to freedmen in South Carolina,

allowing these individuals to become economically independent by purchasing

their own land.

Its policies brought about the successful conclusion of Reconstruction in South

Carolina much quicker than if it had not existed.

It effectively provided food, supplies, and medical care to thousands of people in

South Carolina despite the many difficulties that it faced.