Question

How did some southern whites deny justice to blacks during Reconstruction?

Choose all correct answers.


They passed the 13th Amendment denying citizenship to blacks.

They passed laws restricting black voting and land ownership.

They allowed groups such as the Ku Klux Klan to terrorize blacks.

They forced black children to attend integrated schools in white neighborhoods.
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Answer 1

The southern whites denied the service of justice to the Blacks and African Americans during Reconstruction in the following ways,

1. They passed laws restricting black voting and land ownership.
2. They allowed groups such as the Ku Klux Klan to terrorize blacks.

What happened during the Reconstruction?

During the Reconstruction of the American states, the whites who lived in the southern America did not allow the blacks and African Americans in the states to have a right to vote or to own land.

Furthermore, the whites took the assistance of Ku Klux Klan to spread fear among the Blacks and helped themselves establish their supremacy in the southern states.

Hence, options B and C hold true regarding the reconstruction.

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