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However, after Johnson acquiesced in both the re-empowerment of the
secessionist leaders and the enactment of state black codes, Congress
repudiated presidential Reconstruction and imposed its own plan. Led by the
Radical Republicans ...
However, after Johnson acquiesced in both the re-empowerment of the
secessionist leaders and the enactment of state black codes, Congress
repudiated presidential Reconstruction and imposed its own plan. Led by the
Radical Republicans ...
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What type of blacks typically served in the state legislatures of the South during
Reconstruction? 15. What improvements were made in the Southern state
governments during Reconstruction? 16. What type of power did black legislators
...
What type of blacks typically served in the state legislatures of the South during
Reconstruction? 15. What improvements were made in the Southern state
governments during Reconstruction? 16. What type of power did black legislators
...
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Chapter XIII Losing the Peace KEY EVENTS 1866 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
formed 1871 Congress repeals the "iron-clad" oath provision of the
Reconstruction Act 1873 Panic of 1873 1875 Civil Rights Act barring
discrimination in public ...
Chapter XIII Losing the Peace KEY EVENTS 1866 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
formed 1871 Congress repeals the "iron-clad" oath provision of the
Reconstruction Act 1873 Panic of 1873 1875 Civil Rights Act barring
discrimination in public ...
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