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How did former confederate states succeed in disenfranchising African Americans?
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∙ 11y ago
because the north didnt want the blacks so they shoved the problem down south
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Many African Americans elected to office during reconstruction felt special pressure to what?
Prove they could succeed in politics.
How Many African Americans elected to office during reconstruction felt a special pressure to?
prove they could succeed in politics
Did the Americans succeed in there revolution?
yes
Why do African Americans still face problems?
popular American Afican American culture is anti-system. Logically those against something don't succeed within it
Last confederate state to succeed?
North Carolina May 20, 1861
How did the Pilgrims succeed?
The Native Americans took pity on them and showed them how to survive.
Did containment succeed in Korea or failed?
The containment policy did succeed in a way because the Americans did evidently stop communism from spreading. But they did this at the cost of 30,000 American soliders. The overall policy of containment did succeed because North Korea didn't take over the South. The Americans gained a strong allie in South Korea. Communism was stopped in Korea which shows that America did succeed.
How could Americans help the country succeed in World War 1?
WWI happened many years ago, meaning that Americans cannot help something that happened so long ago. Also, America did succeed in WWI.
How did the confederate states succeed?
by developing a common ground to which every person has the power to add or detract land claims by popular sovereignty
Where did the confederate states succeed?
It succeeded in fighting for four years for its' cause,when many in the North were saying it would be a "90 days war".
What is one person that helped black Americans succeed following the Great Depression?
President Roosevelt
What problems did many African American business owners face?
Difficulties such as lack of money and poor locations made it hard for African American businesses to succeed.
