They crawled out from underneath their rocks and started all over again by holding rallies, persecuting people of different colour, burning crosses and all other kinds of really horrid and mainly stupid deeds, made sure their little children would follow in their footsteps with the same prejudices and hatred in their hearts.
They still exist, but are a little more afraid to rear their ugly (hooded) heads because in this day and age not too many people will stand for their garbage.!!
they targeted immigrants. They killed them and stuff
they were broken up when american discrimation was nearly cleared up. now there is still small groups but they do not merge together due to rivalry between leaders.
The KKK still exhists today. So technically, they have never dissapeared.
I believe KKK started when the civil war ended, and yes they are still around today, particularly in the south.
Congressed passed legislation designed to destroy the KKK and did so.
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The Ku Klux Klan came to Canada in the early 1920s. The KKK attacked many immigrants that were from Eastern Europe and Catholics.
Yes, the KKK is know for using intimidation tactics to try and influence politics. This mostly happened right after the civil war.
In the early years of the last Century, probably nothing would have happened if a president had been a member of the KKK. It might have gotten him more votes in some sections and he would have lost votes in other parts of the country.
The Enforcement Act of 1871 was ordered.
The group of KKK has ended, but their are still a few people who believe in the KKK ways. They just have no way to put their beliefs into action because we are now all considered equal. Sadly, somebody, somewhere, will always probly believe in the KKK ways.
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The first Imperial Wizard was a Southern General and no doubt many ex army ended up as members.
John Grisham was the author of the book. The book is about a lawyer who fought in the Civil Rights Movement whose office was bombed by the KKK member. However, the lawyer began to doubt the guilt of the KKK member and ended up defending him.