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Who led the fight against the klu klux klan?
Andrew Johnson
What factor led to the formation of the ku klux klan and similar groups?
White POWER
Who led the fight against Ku Klux Klan?
Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th United States President, led the fight against the Ku Klux Klan. He served as president from 1869 to 1877.
What fear led to the emergence of groups like the ku klux klan and the white league?
the growth of negro rule
What factor led to the formation of the ku klux clan and similar groups?
The film Birth of a Nation
What is a word that starts with the letter K that deals for the Great Depression?
well, i had a project that was a dictionary about the great depression AND the roaring twenties. i put the klu klux klan because during the roaring twenties, there was a lot of nativism, and anti-communist/anti-immigrant feeling, which led the the growth of the klu klux klan
How did the film The Birth of a Nation portray ku Klux Klan?
The film portrayed the KKK as heroes.
Who was the aggressive confedrate general who led his troops in the slaughter of black union soldiers at fort pillow and after the war was the first grand wizard of the ku klux klan?
it was sir farts alot
Does the Ku Klux Klan burning cross symbolize a declaration of war?
No. The Ku Klux Klan burning a cross symbolize does not symbolize a declaration of war. A burning cross was used in Scotland to signal a declaration of war and thus to draw the clans together to form an army. A variant of this was used as late as 1812. The Klan's burning of a cross is used to intimidate people. Some Klan members claim that it is an illumination of a cross to symbolize the members' faith. Others reference the Emperor Constantine's vision of a burning cross that led to his conversion to Christianity.
KKK after World War 2?
After World War II, attempts were made to resurrect the Ku Klux Klan, but state laws, and ideological splits within the group led to failure. The civil rights activities of the late fifties and early 1960s led to its revival. Several murders and terrorist attacks were linked to the Klan during the period.
How did the birth of a nation portray the ku klux klan?
They were seen as the "good guys" defending the civilian populace from rampaging blacks. Criticism of this portrayal of the KKK led to Griffith making "Intolerance" as a form of apology.
How did the film the birth of a nation ku klux Klan?
They were seen as the "good guys" defending the civilian populace from rampaging blacks. Criticism of this portrayal of the KKK led to Griffith making "Intolerance" as a form of apology.
