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How did the KKK keep African Americans and carpetbaggers out of office?
Updated: 8/20/2019
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Terrorist tactics were used and, later, Jim Crow laws were enacted, mostly in state constitutions. The model Jim Crow constitution was that of Mississippi, 1890.
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