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How did southern whites use lynching to control the black population and how did other whites respond?
Laws restricted the franchise and segregation schools were only part of a network of state statutes-jim crow laws- that by the 1st years of the 20th century had institutionalized an elaborate system of segregation reaching into almost every area of southern life. Blacks and whites were very segregated.Lynching is to hang someone for a supposed offence with or without a proper trial.
Why did whites in the south feel as if they have won the election of 1876 even know the new president was a republican?
the Democrats were able to control the southern states
What is the theme of strange fruits song billy holiday?
The theme of "Strange Fruit" is an anti-lynching protest song against the lynching of blacks in the Southern states of the US by the Ku Klux Klan and other groups of colour prejudiced whites who believed that hanging blacks without trial for some assumed offence was justifiable.
What was the process of southern whites' regaining control of local and state government called?
Disenfranchisement.
After Nat Turner's rebellion angry whites reacted by?
lynching almost 200 blacks
Which two southern states held more slaves than whites in population?
South Carolina and Mississippi.
Why did whites in south feel as if they had the election of 1876?
The Democrats were able to control the Southern states. ;) Apex SPONSOR!
How did lynching get its name?
There have been many controversy's on where the word "lynching" came from. To be quite honest, no one really knows where this word came from. Although there have been rumours that a man name William Lynch had created a speech that he gave to whites over 300 years ago to help the whites "control" their slaves. This speech has been picked apart by historians as they say many words in the document wouldn't have existed or would have been used for another meaning.
What did whites hope to do by lynching African American?
Whites hoped to instill fear and maintain social control over African Americans through lynching, reinforcing racial hierarchies and perpetuating white supremacy. Lynching served as a brutal form of vigilante justice, often justified by unfounded accusations, and aimed to deter African Americans from asserting their rights or challenging the status quo. This violence was also a means of community solidarity among white populations, reinforcing their perceived dominance and power in a racially divided society.
Why do people lynch?
Lynching predominately occurred by the whites hanging the blacks. This occurred because the whites had so much anger towards the blacks because the whites were in a financial crisis and they lynched the blacks to relieve their anger.
What terrible form of violence did angry mobs of whites use to punish African American suspected of commiting crimes?
lynching
What terrible form of violence did angry mobs of whites use to punish African Americans suspected of committing crimes.?
lynching
