If Congress could try to address the wrongs of the past for Japanese Americans, why not other racial/ethnic groups? Some scholars have hypothesized what this may have looked like had Congress acted to provide 10 acres (for example) of land to approximately 4 million emancipated slaves at the end of the Civil War. Golash-Boza acknowledges the work of two scholars, Darity (2008) and Craemer (2018) who calculate that the value of that land in today's dollars would likely exceed: A million dollars A billion dollars A trillion dollars The land would have no value