Question

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What did the KKK hope to achieve by murdering Republicans Wyatt Outlaw and John Stephens?

to force whites to accept the rights of African Americans
to keep African Americans from voting in elections
to strengthen the Reconstruction reforms under way
to stop North Carolina from passing black code laws
To be readmitted to the Union, North Carolina had to ratify a constitutional amendment that

abolished the practice of slavery.
gave voting rights to all men.
established segregation as law.
granted citizenship to all born in the US.
What was the primary role of white supremacy groups such as the Ku Klux Klan?

to intimidate and terrorize Democrats, many of whom were white citizens
to fight for civil and equal rights
to intimidate and terrorize Republicans, many of whom were African American
to fight for desegregation of society
What was one role the military had across the South during Congressional Reconstruction?

protecting African Americans’ voting rights
overthrowing white governments
forcing states to ratify the Fourteenth Amendment
ensuring white governments stayed in power
After Reconstruction ended in 1876, how did white Democrats achieve "Southern Redemption”?

They provided funding to white supremacy groups such as the Ku Klux Klan.
The repealed the Thirteenth Amendment and made slavery legal throughout the South.
They expanded many of the rights African Americans had earned during Reconstruction.
They restricted many of the rights African Americans had achieved during Reconstruction.
How did Governor Holden try to stop the KKK’s violent behavior?

He offered to negotiate a peace settlement with the group.
He agreed to support measures restricting African American rights.
He organized a militia that permanently dissolved the group.
He declared martial law and arrested men without evidence.
Which describes prominent political leader Abraham Galloway? Check all that apply.

He won the governorship of North Carolina in the 1868 election.
He was a former enslaved person who served as a union spy and abolitionist.
He was a “redeemer” who argued for the return of Southern ways.
He advocated for political rights for African Americans in the South.
He pushed for passage of black codes to restrict African American rights.
He served in the United States Senate during this time period.
What rights did the president have as a result of the Civil Rights Act of 1871? Check all that apply.

He could increase taxes on people who violated the act.
He could enforce criminal and civil penalties against terror groups.
He could use federal troops to arrest and charge KKK members.
He could declare martial law against terror groups when needed.
He could seize the land of KKK members suspected of criminal activity.

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

1. To keep African Americans from voting in elections.

2. Abolished the practice of slavery and gave voting rights to all men.

3. To intimidate and terrorize African Americans many of which were Republican.

4. Protecting African American rights.

5. They restricted many rights African Americans had earned during Reconstruction.

6. He organized a militia.

7. Former slave who served as a Union spy and abolitionist. Advocated for African American political rights. Served in Senate.

8. I don't know the details of the KKK Act of 1871 but it did give certain privileges to the federal government to combat the KKK and other white supremacy groups in the south. You may need to look it up.

super late answer so it may be unnecessary at this point...

Answer 2

Answer:

B. Using the issue of race to drum up support.

Explanation:

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