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The End of Reconstruction

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Reconstruction

Tried to• Suppress former Confederate leadership

and the attitudes of rebellion against the United States.

• Secure full citizenship and civil rights for the former slaves.

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Resistance by White Southerners

• The Ku Klux Klan

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Resistance by White Southerners

Political

Resistance

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The Election of 1876

Rutherford B. Hayes, RepublicanSamuel J. Tilden, Democrat

Who won?

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The Election of 1876

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Compromise of 1877

• Hayes allowed to become president.• Reconstruction ended—U.S. troops

withdrawn from southern states.

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The Rise of “Jim Crow”

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Plessy v. Ferguson 1896


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